Sentence examples for scientists asserted that from inspiring English sources

The Iraqi scientists asserted that the vessel was used to mix chemicals together to produce hydrogen gas.

In a commentary published in The New York Times in 2009, James Hansen, one of the world's most respected climate scientists, asserted that the better-known cap-and trade approach, allowing companies to buy and sell permits to emit pollutants, had proved both ineffective and vulnerable to corruption.

Although many AIDS researchers quickly voiced reservations and even deep skepticism, VaxGen scientists asserted that they have compelling statistical and immunologic data that support the odd finding.

Powering ships by steam promised to make the transit time more predictable, but scientists asserted that no ship could be built large enough to carry all the coal it needed for the journey.

The Bulletin of the Atomic Scientists asserted that the blast was more powerful than the 2006 test, though put the yield between 2 and 6 kilotons, but likely less than 4 kilotons and far short of a Hiroshima-type device.

Many scientists asserted that lead in gasoline caused no health effects and referred to a large number of studies supporting that position.

Some conservation groups and scientists assert that the project has not only been ineffective but could also threaten wildlife.

To the Editor: As reported, scientists assert that climate change will most likely accelerate the rise of sea levels in the decades ahead and that many more coastal communities will face recurring risks.

The Leipzig scientists assert that the interbreeding did not occur in Europe but in the Middle East and at a much earlier period, some 100,000 to 60,000 years ago, before the modern human populations of Europe and East Asia split.

The scientists assert that the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration and other agencies have been slow to investigate the magnitude of the spill and the damage it is causing in the deep ocean.

However, some ultra-cognitive scientists assert that these experiments can never be of relevance to the study of cognition.