Sentence examples for scientists published by from inspiring English sources

Ahead of a meeting of the parties to the Montreal Protocol held in October November, a comprehensive assessment by more than 250 scientists published by the World Meteorological Organization and the UN Environment Programme (UNEP) estimated that the depleted ozone layer should recover by 2049 over middle latitudes and by 2065 over Antarctica.

The ever-growing market of scholars and students of women's contributions to philosophy and science is a strong indicator that the series Women in the History of Philosophy and Sciences will be successful as the series Women Philosophers and Scientists published by Springer VS, the 4-Volume series a History of Women Philosophers and several other works the editors have published with Springer.

Scientist (published by Sigma Xi) has several very good columnists who write excellent short articles.

As it is described in the article entitled "The Lives and Careers of Minority Women Scientists," published in 2000 by Dr. Anne J. MacLachlan, minority women scientists have very broad and interesting career experiences.

But new research by Spanish scientists, published this week in The Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences, shows that the greater noctule bat, the largest European bat with a wingspan on the order of 18 inches, captures and consumes migrating passerines in large numbers.

These findings were published in Ecology Letters, which was the first work completed independently by Chinese scientists published in this internationally recognized peer-reviewed journal in ecology and biodiversity (Zhong et al., 2002).

The quarrel began with a paper by NOAA scientists published 5 June in Science that revised historical atmosphere and ocean temperature data records found to have been poorly calibrated.

However, new research by Johns Hopkins scientists, published in the Feb. 22 issue of Nature, suggests that shutting down the repair machinery relies heavily on the same molecule used to start repair in the first place.

Just last month, the Union of Concerned Scientists published a report that said by 2030 Miami will contend with about 45 "sunny day floods" per year as opposed to the six they deal with today.

Just last month, the Union of Concerned Scientists published a report that said by 2030 Miami will contend with about 45 "sunny day floods" per year as opposed to the six they deal with today.

The 36,000 estimate was presented in a 2003 study by CDC scientists published in the Journal of the American Medical Association but only refers to a period from 1990 91 through 1998 99.