Sentence examples for scientists labelled from inspiring English sources

To prove the system worked the two scientists labelled 48 objects - including knives, forks, keys and a Rubik's cube - and identified 80 possible locations around a house.

Most of these newer crops are what scientists label invasive species — that is, weeds — that have an extraordinarily high potential to escape biofuel plantations, overrun adjacent farms and natural land, and create economic and ecological havoc in the process, they now say.

The scientists labeled neurons in the larval CNS with a special fluorescent protein to track connections throughout the nervous system when the larva moved.

These factors create what social scientists label a Total Institution.

Scientists label this "satisficing" -- as in, the answer is satisfying enough to suffice.

The scientists label this irrational phenomenon "precrastination" -- or the opposite of the familiar human habit of procrastination.

The movie shares a remarkable window into the lives of these women who have not only survived off of land that radiation scientists labeled uninhabitable and extremely toxic, but appear to have thrived on doing so.

Scientists have labelled the famed tourist attraction as a "canary in the coal mine," forewarning the fate of reefs around the world.

To study specific proteins or peptides, scientists often label them.

Four billion years ago, asteroids and comets rained down on our planet with such ferocity that scientists have labeled the era the "Hadean --literally, Hadean --literally

Since the late 1990s, there has been a massive and mysterious disappearance across the planet of honeybees colonies, a phenomenon scientists have labeled as "colony collapse disorder".