Sentence examples for scientists concede from inspiring English sources

Even the snow geese scientists concede that in 40 years, only six bears — four since 2000 — have been seen feeding on snow goose eggs.

It is one of three bodies in the sky whose surface can be seen from the earth, and one of the two that scientists concede may support life.

Scientists concede, however, that there may be unknown effects that trigger cancer, or that mobile phone radiation speeds the growth of existing brain tumours.

Scientists concede that other creatures, perhaps even larger and stranger than the monstrous Architeuthis, may continue to defy discovery in their vast watery refuges.

Our analysis shows that in the ordinary adult population there is a solid statistical link between higher concentrations of PFOA in blood and thyroid disease". The scientists concede that their study does not confirm PFOA is causing thyroid disease.

Proponents of the alternative concept, mostly plasma scientists, concede that their numbers are small and their influence slight, especially compared with the titans of astrophysical theory who maintain a firm allegiance to the Big Bang.

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Interestingly, in 1991 when Congress approved closure of Fernald, an Ohio uranium processing facility, federal scientists conceded that no one could ever safely live there, and that the site would have to be closely monitored forever.

Although the new findings confirmed the presence of four-feathered wings early in the bird lineage as well, the Chinese scientists conceded that the aerodynamic function of this configuration remains debatable.

Edwin Lyman, a senior global security scientist with the nuclear watchdog Union of Concerned Scientists, concedes that the NRC's disclosed email exchanges have been taken out of context.

The 65-year-old scientist conceded that it might be hard for Read to make firm offers before the company has submitted a formal bid.