Sentence examples for scientists down from inspiring English sources

On Monday, the Dominican Republic said it was turning the scientists down, at least for now, The Associated Press reported.

Alvin can carry a pilot and two scientists down to 2.8 miles, providing access to 62percentt of the seabed.

Alvin can transport a pilot and two scientists down 2.8 miles, providing access to 62percentt of the dark seabed.

That is too much even for Alvin, the most famous of the world's tiny submersibles, which can take a pilot and two scientists down to a maximum depth of 2.8 miles.

That means 1 out of 20 findings is deceptively spurious, luring scientists down twisted paths lined with failures to replicate, wasted money, and lost time.

The technicians, who account today for the overwhelming majority of all "researchers," have brought the results of the scientists down to earth.

In the entire United States, there are perhaps only 15,000 physician-scientists, down from more than 23,000 in the mid-1980's.

Scientists play down that possibility.

Whenever scientists go down, we almost always find new creatures.

Though the pronouncements are rarely so jarring, there is a long tradition of great scientists letting down their guard.

In other words, should the scientists come down from the ivory tower and slug it out with Sen Inhofe?