Sentence examples for scientists flow from inspiring English sources

This vaguely defined concept, launched in 2000, is interpreted by most policy wonks as a common market where ideas and scientists flow as freely as they are thought to do in the United States.

The scientists measured current flows in one segment of the Juan de Fuca Ridge, 7,000 feet below the surface about 200 miles west of Washington State.

Percentage of parasitemia was monitored by microscopic observation of fixed giemsa stained blood smears and further confirmed by an independent scientist using flow cytometry analysis (See Materials and Methods for further details).

Similar findings were announced earlier this year by scientists measuring the flow of ice streams on the Antarctic Peninsula.

When scientists reversed that flow in mouse embryos, it resulted in reversed organs.

Because of Ebb and Flow, scientists now have more precise measurements of the Moon's gravity than of the Earth or any other planet.

To find the structures, scientists must track flow, not by watching it go by but from the perspective of the droplets of water or molecules of air moving in it.

Using three different brain imaging techniques, named arterial spin labelling, resting state MRI and magnetoencephalography, the scientists measured blood flow, functional connections within and between brain networks, and brainwaves in the volunteers on and off the drug.

In this way, scientists restrict the flow of information between the scientific community and the public.

For the time being, at least, the supply of international scientists continues to flow, and the report recommends that the nation's policies, including scholarship and immigration procedures, continue encouraging them to come here for study and training.

The module tells how the scientists there use flow cytometry to study immune damage.