Sentence examples for scientists called that from inspiring English sources
Scientists called that reconsolidation.
Political scientists call that sort of system "competitive authoritarianism".
Some scientists call that claim premature, however.
Scientists call that forbidding period, quite appropriately, the dark ages.
At the main laboratory in Groton, Conn., the scientists call that teamwork "Cram," for "Central Research Assists Marketing".
Scientists call that a positive feedback effect.
Social scientists call that "manufacturing doubt".
When that microbiome is out of whack, suffering from a lack of diversity of bacteria, scientists call that dysbiosis, and a whole range of health conditions have been associated with it.
In 2007 the Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change (IPCC) forecast that seas could rise by as much as 23 inches by 2100, though since then many scientists have called that forecast conservative.
Scientists with the Intergovernmental Oceanographic Commission called that step a "new, arbitrary, and counterproductive limitation" and ETC activist Jim Thomas agreed that the specific language was a "mistake".
Even with a contagious agent, though, you don't really have to worry about pathogens that are what scientists call stable — that are easy to identify and that don't change from place to place or year to year — because those kinds of biological agents are easy to defend against.
