Sentence examples for scientists an idea from inspiring English sources

However, the experiment has given scientists an idea of what mutations to look out for — which was the purpose of the research from the beginning.

To estimate sediment transport in aquatic environments, one key factor is what's known as "bed shear stress" — the friction exerted by water at the seabed, which gives scientists an idea of how sediments move across the seafloor.

Considering there are thousands of walruses in the Chukchi sea and only about 40 tagged animals, it's a very rough look at what the animals are doing — but it does help give scientists an idea of where most of the animals might be hanging out at any given time.

Geological evidence gives scientists an idea of how the event occurred.

Measurements made of the apparent diameter of Venus during the transit, and comparison with its known diameter, will give scientists an idea of how to estimate exoplanet sizes.

With his scraggy beard it was often remarked that he looked like a mad scientist, an idea that might also have gained traction with ducking and weaving batsmen.

The married former congressman, who resigned on Thursday, 10 days after that confessional press conference, might not know what he had been thinking — but scientists have an idea or two.

The scientists have an idea how the genetic error leads to retinal degeneration.

First, 'many': science is not decided by vote, so it does not matter how many scientists accept an idea.

A new census of distant galaxies has provided scientists with an idea of what the night sky may have looked like billions of years ago, The Washington Post reports.

And once scientists have an idea of what drugs might work, they would need to first be tested in the lab, then in animal models (if possible) and then in multiple phases of clinical trials in people.