Sentence examples for universally scientists from inspiring English sources

The participants are almost universally scientists, and not philosophers.

Other scientists universally describe Joan as friendlier, more nurturing and significantly happier-seeming than Jon.

The method is not universally accepted by scientists, however, and this has generated at least one lawsuit from caviar suppliers who insist they have been unfairly damaged.

However, the long-term results of the trial in Canada, published in the Lancet medical journal, have been universally applauded by scientists and support groups and will lead to a worldwide clamour for the transplants to be more widely available.

English biologist Thomas Henry Huxley first suggested in the 1870s that birds may have been related to carnivorous dinosaurs, but his arguments were not universally accepted; other scientists, most notably English paleontologist Harry Govier Seeley, suggested that the resemblances may have been convergently evolved.

Why does he so readily dismiss a theory that has been universally accepted by scientists for over a century?

In fact, the theory of evolution is almost universally accepted by scientists.

However, large public access databases have been established for most 'omics technologies although these are not universally used by scientists.

An analysis of the 50-year data record suggests that K. brevis has become more abundant during this time [ 17], though this contention is not universally held among scientists.

You know, of course there are cases where scientists have universally agreed and been proved wrong in the past.

"The theory accepted by both the German and American investigating commissions, and universally accepted by contemporary scientists and historians," Mr. Grossman said in an email, "is that free hydrogen was ignited by electrostatic discharge".