Sentence examples for scientists associate from inspiring English sources

Most scientists associate that white hue with coral death, but this species was very much alive — and heretofore undiscovered.

Scientists associate the iridium anomaly with the asteroid impact or impacts thought to have set off the extinctions.

Most scientists associate iridium, which is found worldwide, with an asteroid impact that set off the extinction of a large group of animals including the dinosaurs and ammonites.

This is a clear description of the fourth state of consciousness, called "restful alertness" -- the hypometabolic state that scientists associate with the TM technique.

(Goldberg et al., 2005, p. 1-21, emphasin in the original) Scientists associate a form of energy with the motion of an object they call it kinetic energy.

By way of comparison, PET begins the curriculum with the following definition (the second activity of the first chapter; the first activity familiarizes students with motion detectors and their graphs): Scientists associate a form of energy with the motion of an object they call it kinetic energy.

Scientists associated tau buildup with Alzheimer's, but that disease ravaged the elderly.

Academically, too, Rockefeller has seemed favored, as scientists associated with it have collected 21 Nobel Prizes and 16 Lasker Awards.

I understand that the lab is worthy of celebration — six Nobel Prizes have been won by scientists associated with Brookhaven.

Even some scientists associated with the public project say Celera has a more complete and accurate sequence.

Earlier this month, Pakistani authorities detained three nuclear scientists associated with the A. Q. Khan Research Laboratories in Kahuta, 20 miles southeast of Islamabad, the capital.