Sentence examples for understood scientists from inspiring English sources

The process with protozoan forms is not so clearly understood, scientists say, but it is believed to be like the chemical reaction the light causes when it dries fingernail polish.

Despite having a few environmental demerits such as invasiveness (which is still to be understood), scientists have proved its ability to restore the quality of environmental matrices.

The mechanism is still poorly understood; scientists speculate that polyethylene glycol forms a soap-bubble-like seal around damaged cells, preventing leakage and intrusion of fluids.

In ways still not understood, scientists think that these fatty acids make muscle cells insulin-resistant, which makes them less able to absorb glucose, and that elevates blood sugar levels.

Although the precise mechanisms involved are still poorly understood, scientists are now starting to unravel the molecular ravages caused by genotoxicants [ EHP 114:1703–1712; Kisby et al.].

Although the vast majority of modifications remain poorly understood, scientists have seen considerable progress in the understanding of lysine acetylation and methylation.

Ben Goldacre – yes, that is an anorak he's wearing – spoke too, insisting that although politicians and the media don't really understand scientists, we aren't all that strange and already do great work for a pittance.

The goal is to understand scientists' actual data information behaviors, their communication and exchange dynamics, and their knowledge discovery mechanisms for effective and productive data sharing and reuse.

But as the revolt has spread, Haigneré has adopted a more conciliatory tone, insisting that she understands scientists' concerns and denying that the government has turned its back on basic research.

To help them understand, scientists once again turned to dogs.

As someone whose professional life is split between teaching lay people to understand scientists and teaching scientists how to talk intelligibly to lay people, I am always looking for good teaching aids.