Sentence examples for scientists rate from inspiring English sources

In tests for field resistance of potato (Solanum tuberosum L). to late blight, crop scientists rate the disease severity exclusively using visual examinations of infections on the leaves.

Scientists rate the performance of a thermoelectric material by a measure known as ZT, which accounts not only for the stuff's ability to produce a voltage, but also its ability to conduct electricity (which should be high) and its ability conduct heat (which should be low).

Typically, geographers and political scientists rate islands as being more conducive for political and economic development.

It has been found several times that scientists rate studies that report findings consistent with their prior beliefs more favorably than studies reporting findings inconsistent with their previous beliefs.

Interestingly, this group mentality does not match individual perceptions of the media; scientists rate personal interactions with media highly.

In another survey, by Science magazine, scientists rated Amgen the third-best employer in the drug industry.

-Claire Cain Miller and Kevin Quealy discuss a new survey of political scientists rating how democracy is doing in America.

As shown in Figure 2, the participating scientists rated with high confidence the ability of current scientific methods to predict the magnitude of the change in the frequency and duration of heat waves (mean score 4.5), and increase in population exposure to extreme heat (mean score 4.25).

Declines in clinician-scientist rates did occur in Canada in the 1980s and 1990s [5] and current perceptions may lag real increases in support.

We also decided that asking the scientists to rate their own papers would be the ideal way to check our results.

It is possible that scientists unconsciously rate this concept highly in their understanding of local people's risk perceptions.