Sentence examples for scientists hand from inspiring English sources

So now the scientists hand off this energy holy grail to the politicians, transforming, at least for the time being, a scientific quest into a political football, or, you might say fusing the scientific and the political.

"We're tying our scientists' hands.

The scientists handed each person a slip of paper and instructed the players to follow the instructions printed on it while not saying anything to the others.

But by drawing it, he may have tied scientists' hands and certainly instituted restrictions more severe than President Bill Clinton would have.

Armed with forceps, aspirators, and butterfly nets, the scientists hand-collected specimens living and dead from each room.

Two years ago, scientists handed down a major indictment of weak science behind management decisions.

But should we worry whether they experience pain and suffering in scientists' hands?

But should we worry whether insects experience pain and suffering in scientists' hands?

(At the AGU meeting outside a lecture by presidential science adviser John Holdren, an official with the Union of Concerned Scientists handed out orange stickers saying "Hey Mr. President—We are ready for scientific integrity!").

The tragedy of the commons is that individually rational decisions, namely scientists handing over the copyright of their papers to collect reputation metrics, lead to an outcome that is bad for the public at large: Because of paywalls, the majority of the world ends up being unable to access the scientific literature that it has funded.

Pharmaceutical executives, including those at Bristol-Myers, describe research as a collaborative effort, with marketers and scientists working hand in hand to determine which diseases to attack, which therapies to pursue and which clinical trials to conduct.