Sentence examples for track scientists from inspiring English sources

While the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration's prediction of a "near-normal" Atlantic hurricane season is still on track, scientists have pointed to Hurricane Matthew as the sort of fierce lashing that will become more common due to climate change.

The electrified tracks, scientists said, are far too dangerous.

Former American intelligence and nonproliferation experts said the C.I.A. was aware of some, but not all, of these activities, and began tracking scientists at the Khan laboratory.

These days some pretenure-track scientists are setting up their own research programs.

NCAR is home to more than 950 permanent staff, including more than 120 "ladder-track" scientists.

This trend provides greater pressure for tenure-track scientists and engineers to move away from "nontechnical" and "soft" pursuits.

Study sections would also have to take non-tenure-track scientists' beginner status into account in rating their proposals, the group agreed.

Here's the lowdown on U.S. postdocs: The United States has a rather complex system for classifying postdoctoral, pre-tenure-track scientists.

By making new "Roadmap" resources available to young investigators, NIH has an opportunity to clear a path to the future for students, postdocs, and tenure-track scientists.

Most importantly: to provide specific vocational guidance that cannot be achieved by one-track scientists and to make the students fit for work life.

Creating opportunities for increased scientific independence among non-tenure-track scientists will therefore require a variety of new arrangements, concluded a breakout discussion led by Susan Gerbi, George Eggleston Professor of Biochemistry at Brown University.