Sentence examples for scientists comments from inspiring English sources

Scientists' comments were then discussed at a later team meeting and the relevant items were modified, with careful attention paid to keeping the reading level at the appropriate grade-band level.

Scientists commenting on the June report suggested that water, frozen beneath the surface, may still erupt from time to time in brief floods.

The research is a "big advance" that halves the uncertainty about how much warming is caused by rises in carbon emissions, according to scientists commenting on the study, published in the journal Nature.

In a letter to the office of the president, over 4,000 prominent medical professionals and scientists commented on popular misconceptions about hookah smoke being inherently less harmful and beseeched the country's leadership to take action to curb the trend among the nation's youth.

Social scientists commenting on developments in the life sciences have suggested that the rise of genomics in the field of human genetics does not only involve a shift in the research agenda from relatively rare monogenetic disorders to multifactorial, common diseases, but also involves a transformation on the institutional level of research regimes.

"With Alice and with Viktor, and other scientists, commenting on the pose - 'this muscle should be bigger on that side or the buttock should be smaller, or that should be longer' - we built up the body structure in that way," says Gibson-Harris.

Some of the tobacco industry scientists commented that this statement was "too strong in light of the NTP feeding studies"—a reference to the U.S. National Toxicology Program's conclusion that animal studies showed clear evidence of ETU's carcinogenicity (Reif 1991a).

With respect to the futility of animal models for testing isoproterenol, scientists commented that "[i]ntensive toxicological studies with rats, guinea pigs, dogs and monkeys at dosage levels far in excess of current commercial metered dose vials have not elicited similar results" [ 89].

After viewing a 1999 Super Bowl commercial for the job-search service Monster.com, in which children spout lines like, "When I grow up, I want to file all day," and, "I want to claw my way up to middle management," Lisa Disch, a political scientist, commented: "When I saw this commercial, I thought, 'Wow!

One scientist commented changes in policy were 'feasible immediately'.

The article summarizes the work of the researchers and interviews several scientists for comments about the results.