Sentence examples for scientists noting from inspiring English sources

Some scientists, noting its high sugar content, fed the pods to calves and chickens in lieu of grains to fuel their growth.

Mr. Murray, who has a Ph.D. in political science from M.I.T., is well aware of his fraught standing among his fellow social scientists, noting in the acknowledgments of his latest book that being thanked by him "can cause trouble for people in academia".

The scientists, noting that the earliest presence of human ancestors in Europe is "one of the most debated topics in paleoanthropology," said the site, Sima del Elefante in the Atapuerca Mountains, held the "oldest, most accurately dated record" of both fossils and artifacts of human occupation in Western Europe.

Malcolm Grant, president and Provost of UCL, immediately set out to reassure the scientists, noting that the university already has strong collaborations with them.

Social scientists, noting the remarkable convergence of human and natural history in the Anthropocene, have advanced various critiques of the idea, most of them reflecting a deep epistemological divide over the nature and scope of kinds of knowledge.

Using these standardized z ˜ i ( n ) trajectories, we pooled the data across scientists, noting that z ˜ i ( n ) is still measured in normalized units of the standard deviation σ ln c.

Bedouins' robes, the scientists noted, are worn loose.

Many scientists note that there is no proof that rain management works as advertised.

As the dissections progressed, the scientists noted odd patterns of blood vessels.

It must be endorphins.' " Indeed, scientists noted that endorphin levels in the blood rose with exercise.

Scientists note also that the new study has its own biases.