To find out, her team took human blood samples from a study where scientists meticulously re-created people's usual diets, measured exactly how much they ate over a week, and took precise samples of each meal.
The statement says the scientists together "meticulously concealed the reality" that the experiment involved golden rice.
Cells sloughed by tumors comprise only a minute fraction of blood or bone marrow, so scientists must meticulously comb through thousands of cells to find a few cancerous ones.
Like a good scientist, he also meticulously obeyed every traffic rule, signaling turns and shoulder checking when he changed lanes.
Because scientists there have meticulously documented the growth and development of hatchlings, they were able to provide photographs and descriptions to scientists in the Far East.
Agricultural scientists have long known that even meticulously managed free-range environments subject farm animals to a spectrum of infection.
When neuropsychologists, such as Gur, are asked to testify, it is because they are esteemed within the field and have published scientific papers that have been meticulously vetted by other independent scientists.
It's all meticulously "real," the mission's lead scientist says, from the placement of rocks on the surface of Mars to the way the rovers bounced down on opposite sides of the planet in January 2004 enclosed in pillows of hand-stitched airbags.
A mutual interest in Carver brought them together: Frank Godden, an 83-year-old who knew the humble scientist, and 48-year-old Abdul-Salaam Muhammad, who meticulously researched his childhood hero.
But this derivative has been meticulously framed as secular by a generation of scientists.
Charles Darwin, who studied plants meticulously for decades, was one of the first scientists to break from the crowd and recognise that plants move and respond to sensation – i.e., are sentient.
