Sentence examples for scientific repute from inspiring English sources

"I know, can you imagine?" "First of all, we had 44 people out there -- people of great scientific repute," she says.

For clinicians, who are called to operate a personal choice, based on clinical judgment, among the many guidelines release by reputed scientific associations; for experts, whose reputation may suffer from these reflections; and for the millions of people whose care may be affected.

Yet Mother Jones pointed to an earlier Dow Jones story that quoted a USDA spokesperson saying that the more than 60 studies compiled in the report were all from "reputed, scientific, peer-reviewed and scholarly journals".

Their efficacy has been shown in many different studies and the results have been published in highly reputed international scientific journals," Danone told us in a statement.

The scientist who has made Marcus Chalfen's scientific innovations possible is the reputed Nazi war criminal whom Archie declined to execute almost half a century earlier.

Known for neighborhoods of historic grandeur and institutions of repute, its cultural and scientific heavyweights — the Norton Simon Museum, the Gamble House and the nearby Huntington Library, Art Collections and Botanical Gardens among them — are why most people visit.

We distinguish between ties with reputed scientists and laboratories (scientific and technical human capital) and ties with influential actors with respect to recruitment/promotion decisions (political capital).

The see-for-yourself changes don't depend on scientific data -- flawed or not -- or reputed errors in expert reports.

However, only a few scientific studies have been conducted to evaluate the reputed efficacy of the plant.

At least 60 major scientific organizations across the globe also concur, while not one of any repute holds an opposing opinion.

Although the plant has folkloric repute to manage gastrointestinal, respiratory and cardiovascular diseases but no scientific study has been conducted so far to provide basis for its traditional use.