Sentence examples for tricky scientists from inspiring English sources

Predicting the virulence of a hybrid virus is tricky, scientists say, and for that reason this work requires the highest safety standards.

That means the ice and the air bubbles trapped in it are not the same age, so it becomes tricky for scientists to put reconstructed atmospheric composition and reconstructed temperature onto a common time scale.

This has proven to be a tricky hurdle for scientists, but it should be easy for British Gas.

In reality, attributing any single weather event to global warming is tricky, though some scientists said the planet's increasing temperatures may have worsened Sandy.

That's going to be tricky, says planetary scientist James Kasting of Pennsylvania State University, University Park.

Effective management of a group is a lot trickier than many scientists like to acknowledge; it's a valuable skill.

Ensuring the probe then landed on the relatively smooth area of 67P/'s surface chosen by ESA's scientists was tricky.

Separating the legitimate and illegitimate is tricky for entry-level scientists.

Understanding the formation of extreme wrist structures, such as the mole's second thumb, is tricky given how little scientists know about how more banal wrist bones organize, he says.

That's Julia Rosen, who successfully made the sometimes tricky transition from aspiring scientist to freelance science writer.

How they used that extra brain power is a little trickier to assess, though most scientists believe it maintained complex, extended social networks.