Sentence examples for will encourage scientists from inspiring English sources

The findings will encourage scientists in the UK and elsewhere who have just begun human trials of an Ebola vaccine in the hope of preventing another outbreak of the virus which has swept through Guinea, Liberia, Sierra Leone and Nigeria, claiming more than 2,000 lives.

Most companies will encourage scientists into management positions if they have the right personal and professional qualities, but unless you've got experience you usually need a foot in the door of that company first.

(I later called my EPA sources, and they said that, so far, the reviews on her are mixed -- that despite her claim that she will encourage "scientists", her record in New Jersey was anti-scientist. Others said she was extremely effective, an assessment proven when NJ Governor Corzine named her his chief of staff).

This information will encourage scientists to study the interrelationship between hydrophobic interactions and hydrogen bonding when developing new drugs.

In this week's Science, Jeffrey Mervis wrote, "Later this summer, NSF's [the National Science Foundation's] astronomy division intends to announce a new policy that will 'strongly encourage' scientists to submit just a single proposal for each annual funding cycle".

BMBF hopes these measures will encourage young scientists who have left Germany to return home and also enhance its attractiveness to scientists from abroad.

Anderson hopes that the achievement of Einstein@home will encourage more scientists to use volunteer computing.

"We believe this display will encourage more scientists to leave the project," says Marylia Kelley of Tri-Valley CAREs, explaining one goal of the campaign.

We hope this will encourage other scientists to consider innovative ways of engaging with stakeholders, in order for effective dialogue to take place and the links between science and policy to be discussed productively.

This will encourage more scientists, technicians, managers and policymakers to preserve valuable soil resources in harmony with large-scale construction and protection of cultivated land.

The sequence-and-destroy procedure for rinderpest virus will be used as an additional incentive to encourage scientists to destroy high-risk biological material while retaining academic and historical data that may have research value.