Sentence examples for widespread scientists from inspiring English sources

As obesity has become increasingly widespread, scientists seek better ways to assess and modify built and social environments to positively impact health.

But if the reactors were widespread, scientists would see more variance in Earth's current ratio of 235U to 238U, which is based on the half-lives of the two isotopes that make up uraninite.

To estimate the strength and frequency of ENSO in eras before weather instruments were widespread, scientists often turn to chronicles such as lake sediments, whose layers provide insight into precipitation trends in the surrounding region, or tree rings, which provide clues about temperature and precipitation during growing seasons.

In any case, involvement in gene patenting is widespread among scientists, including many in the Human Genome Project.

The Times review found that the F.B.I. had disproved the assertion, widespread among scientists who believe Dr. Ivins was innocent, that the anthrax might have come from military and intelligence research programs in Utah or Ohio.

In fact, Dr. Roughgarden argues that same-sex copulation is so widespread that scientists must test the idea that, rather than being a mistake, homosexual behaviors may have some advantages in an evolutionary sense.

She believes that the phenomenon is more widespread than scientists might think.

If parthenogenesis is more widespread then scientists first thought, then why can't mammals do it, including primates, the group that includes humans?

In 2002 and 2003, when the airborne SARS virus caused 774 deaths, more than 8,000 cases of illness, and widespread panic, scientists and health workers alike wondered where it had come from (Normile 2005).

Still, the conclusion runs contrary to the widespread belief that scientists "will find solutions or cures to all diseases in the genes," Dr. Lichtenstein said.

The award was greeted with widespread approval from scientists, though some argued that by recognising only three physicists, the prize distorted how the research was done.