Sentence examples for scientific row from inspiring English sources

But a scientific row has blown up, with the chemical companies and UK government questioning whether the studies were realistic.

"If you're going to make the case that climate change is not happening and that human activities are not influencing climate, you've got a really tough scientific row to hoe there".

"Of course we should do everything to preserve the reef, but first let's get all the scientific facts in a row if greens can agree anything.

That ruling ran counter to findings by the WHO's cancer agency that glyphosate was "probably carcinogenic to humans", causing a bitter row over scientific methodology and industry influence.

Take, for example, the REDD Offsets Working Group (ROW), a scientific body that just wrapped up years of open consultations among indigenous leaders, environmentalists, and governments.

Professor George Davey Smith, the project's scientific director, points to a row of box files outside his office.

Too often graduate students TA the same course, in their scientific specialty, several semesters (or years) in a row.

The study provided the first comprehensive and much needed scientific evidence on the role of row orientation in vegetative and reproductive growth of the grapevine and as viticulture practice.

Nutt was sacked by Johnson on Friday, sparking a row between ministers and the scientific community.

But a row immediately broke out over its scientific basis, which relied on six industry-funded studies that have not been published in full.

She was labelled a "heretic" in Scientific American for criticising colleagues over the East Anglian row and trying to find common ground with sceptics.