"And scientists, of course, have the right to push back".
Scientists, of course, were not so quick to yield, probing ever deeper into the question of the mind's effect on the body.
Scientists, of course, were well aware that SCID-X1 and other rare genetic diseases of immune system cells would be perfect for gene therapy.
The scientists, of course, are practicing science according to the scientific method, while their critics in the blogosphere and media, virtually none of whom are climate scientists, are left free to practice the one-sided arguments and methods of the propagandist.
Many scientists, of course, have worked their way up through this startup stage, within the limitations of the research system, and are well established now.
American scientists, of course, also feel intense pressure to publish -- but, Schrank and Lee argue, the structure of U.S. laboratories makes getting away with fraud much harder and researchers therefore much less likely to risk their careers by trying.
Early-career scientists, of course, are not organized at all to pursue their own interests against those of the grant-starved lab chiefs whom the major scientific lobbying organizations represent.
"I want to be able to go and go again and again, and I want to go and have access for anyone – little kids, other scientists, of course, decision-makers – even poets and song-writers," she says.
Most scientists, of course, go with the former; the universe is real and we're just an ant in the ever-growing and virtually infinite cosmos.
Scientists, of course, saw the hazing blue of wood smoke - or any smoke derived from burning plant material - as something less poetic.
