Sentence examples for scientific expectations from inspiring English sources

In doing so, Maiorca helped to rewrite scientific expectations of the human body's ability to adapt to pressure and depth.

Launched in 1990 for a 15-year mission, the Hubble will soon surpass its projected lifetime just as it has surpassed scientific expectations.

That quake, which occurred on Japan's other notorious subduction zone, to the north, defied scientific expectations by rupturing even the shallowest part of the plate boundary, which in turn displaced an enormous volume of seawater and created a tsunami of greater amplitude than anyone had predicted.

We uprooted our lives, and my postdoc exceeded all of my scientific expectations.

Researchers perceive a tension between the applied character of the projects and the scientific expectations placed on them.

This paper summarizes the scientific expectations and the first results obtained by the POLDER instrument in various fields, clouds, radiative budget, water vapor, ocean color, aerosols over land and over the ocean, ocean color, and land surfaces.

There is no scientific expectation for discontinuing or modifying either the AOT or TOT, as there is no evidence to support one method over the other.

Contrary to our scientific expectation, Howell and Donaldson but not Starling described the influence of fluid volume on ventricular performance for the first time in 1884.

Based on these expectations, scientific expertise can assist policy-makers to address five major functions.

And potentially most frightening, maybe the scientific community?s expectations of you are so high you never quite feel you?ve arrived.

Despite the abundance of evidence that human perception is penetrated by beliefs and expectations, scientific research so far has entirely neglected the possible impact of religious background on attention.