Sentence examples for scientists groups from inspiring English sources

Among the more prestigious were the scientists' groups, formed in London, Cambridge and Bristol: their members included JD Bernal and JBS Haldane.

And based on the profiles of other members, ResearchGATE can suggest other scientists, groups, and resources to users.

The charter and code of conduct have also given scientists' groups in Europe more clout to initiate changes from the bottom up, says Jorge, who in 2010 cofounded ANICT, an association defending the interests of doctoral researchers in Portugal.

When the dealers' group testified against the label legislation in 2005, unsuccessfully, Mr. Kalb, of the scientists' group, was an opponent of their efforts.

He aligned himself with the Creation Research Society, a scientists' group that asserts that the events in the Book of Genesis are true.

All five hominids are unique in sharing human-like characteristics that scientists group under the labels self-awareness, theory of mind and incipient moral awareness.

The scientists' group said their report highlighted the need for greater transparency in corporate political contributions and spending on issue-driven advertising.

Scientists group these factors together under the heading of metabolic syndrome, which raises the risk of diabetes, heart disease and other ailments.

Dr. Kurt Gottfried, an emeritus professor of physics at Cornell University and the chairman of the scientists group, said that the administration's actions could cause researchers to leave the government.

Last week, the scientists' group, the Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change, said the damaging consequences of further warming will come from the extreme weather conditions -- flash floods, droughts and strong storms -- that, collectively, nudge the average toward greater warming.

"I think that the companies have probably started to understand that, from a public relations standpoint, they were doing their best to shoot themselves in the foot," said Dr. Mark A. Wainberg, past president of the International AIDS Society, a scientists' group.