Sentence examples for term scientists from inspiring English sources

Longer term, scientists around the world are trying to find genes involved in the disease.

"Love" is a term scientists are reluctant to apply to animals, preferring "bonding" and "attachment".

"Pseudoscience", Gordin concludes, is mainly a term scientists deploy when their authority is threatened.

In the longer term, scientists aim to identify the crucial chemicals that stem cells release to beef up bone formation.

In the near term, scientists are searching for the signals that cause tendons to develop and attach to bones.

In the longer term, scientists are still thinking how to use their molecular circuits for performing the logic operations of computer chips.

Abandoning the occult folderol of the conventional Gothic novel, she made her protagonist a practicing "scientist"—though the term scientist was not actually coined until 1834 and gave him an interest in galvanic electricity and vivisection, two of the advanced technologies of the early 1800s.

In general terms, scientists understand the how and why of triboluminescence.

"In ecological terms, scientists refer to R-selected species and k-selected species," said Dr. Patrick Thomas, curator of mammals at the Bronx Zoo.

While many believe that human thinking can be explained mechanistically in physiological terms, scientists themselves have yet to develop concepts adequate for producing machines that can approach the full range of human talent.

What Emanuel does believe is that the average power of many tropical cyclones – the blanket terms scientists use for hurricanes, typhoons, and cyclones – has risen sharply over the past several decades, at least in the North Atlantic and North Pacific.