Sentence examples for scientists paired from inspiring English sources

To change Michael's positive memories of beer into negative ones, the scientists paired lovely pictures of alcohol with unpleasant images that made him feel disgust.

The scientists paired frogs from exposed groups with those from unexposed groups and infected each pair with a strain of the fungus collected in the wild.

Some projects might see a computer scientist paired with, say, a market expert and a designer.

Documents also show that BAT pursued this product strategy despite the health risks to consumers and ethical concerns raised by senior scientists, and paired it with an equally successful marketing campaign that promoted these cigarettes as low-tar alternatives for health-concerned smokers.

It began with a "blind date -type meeting, organisedate -typelifton Scientific Trust, where willing scientists, were paired up with keen teachers.

Scientists present paired words to people.

The Science Education Partnership Award (SEPA), which is funded by the National Center for Research Resources of the National Institutes of Health, allows basic and clinical scientists to pair up with science educators to show K-12 students and teachers how fun science can be.

The Royal Society's MP-Scientist pairing scheme.

Judging by the experience of two researchers who took part in the Royal Society's MP-Scientist Pairing Scheme in 2002, this approach seems to be having the desired effect.

The Royal Society runs an exchange program between U.K. Parliament members and researchers called the MP-Scientist Pairing Scheme that features shadowing opportunities and reciprocal visits to the constituency office and laboratory.

To alleviate this delay, initiatives such as the parliamentarian-scientist pairing piloted by the Uganda National Academy of Sciences in 2008 can be scaled up to include and sensitize more parliamentarians.