Sentence examples for service scientists from inspiring English sources

According to fisheries service scientists, an adult blue marlin and bluefin tuna may produce anywhere from several million to several hundred million eggs in their lifetimes.

Park service scientists have complained since the 1980's about the ways the lunchroom has tipped the ecological balance in the cave.

In the ensuing years, park service scientists questioned the farm's environmental record, and were in turn accused of skewing the science to paint Mr. Lunny as a despoiler of the ecosystem.

The first signs of trouble came in 1998, when U.S. Forest Service scientists noticed that geometrid moth caterpillars, also called loopers, had defoliated 177 hectares of the 800-hectare mountaintop forest.

U.S. Forest Service scientists say more than 12 million trees in the state's forests have perished during the drought, and the die-off is expected to continue.

During nearly two decades of research in and around the Santa Monica Mountains National Recreation Area, park service scientists have documented widespread exposure in carnivores to common household poisons.

Important Attributes for Civil-Service Scientists.

As legislation and policies in the European Union cross borders, civil-service scientists have to travel abroad attending conferences and working groups, and compare their findings internationally, sometimes even as guest researchers in a foreign country.

Many of them have found satisfying careers applying their scientific knowledge and training on the production side of things, servicing scientists around the world with the mouse models they need to investigate cancers, developmental diseases such as Down syndrome, aging-related diseases like Alzheimer's, and the ever widening range of mouse models that serve as proxies for human ailments.

China's paper-selling agencies mimic legitimate services that help scientists struggling with English.

We discover Kitty from a distance (much as the character discovers herself), sitting forlornly against an expanse of shockingly bright green countryside and, in flashback, walking across a crowded party with her nose in the air, turned away from earthly matters and the civil-service scientist hovering in the wings.