Sentence examples for whole scientists from inspiring English sources
On the whole, scientists believe American research leads the world.
Because the data had not previously been reviewed as a whole, scientists said the synthesized report was more explicit, creating new emphasis and alarm.
Remark that scientific leaders changed at different points in time, but also that the scientific leadership group (countries producing the 80% of the whole scientists production) is more restricted in recent times.
First, there was a freaky monster and some missing kids; then there was an even bigger, freakier monster; and then there was the whole "scientists accidentally opened an interdimensional portal to Hell" thing.
I'm not going to get into the whole scientists-versus-science-journalists debate here; it's tired and boring.
We include members who have lived in the Agincourt community for their whole lives, scientists who have been studying the health and demographics of people in the area for over 20 years, and scientists with expertise in physical activity and qualitative research methods.
LONDON It's a looming question facing biologists, ethicists, and society as a whole: Should scientists be allowed to study embryos cultured in the lab beyond 14 days after fertilization?
But on the whole, the scientists were surprised to find that the general layout of the different-colored regions was largely similar across the seven test subjects – implying that each listener was encoding the same meanings in basically the same ways.
An educational system (infrastructure in today's parlance) that merges humanities and sciences, creating whole-brain scientists and engineers, yields more than just innovation but more flexible individuals who are able to adapt to unanticipated changes in the economy and technology.
The Mediterranean as a whole has confounded scientists, who in the late 1970s had said that the sea was fully exploited.
