Sentence examples for will force scientists from inspiring English sources
Dr. Alan P. Boss, a theoretical astrophysicist at the Carnegie Institution in Washington, who was not involved in the research, called the discovery a "stunning revelation" that will force scientists to revise their ideas of planetary formation.
Ciesla says that the new results will force scientists to re-evaluate the process of Earth's formation.
The bioassay, including killing, will therefore remain a part of the researcher's everyday life and will force scientists to reflect constantly on the necessity and value of each experiment.
The league will not force scientists from the partners to work together.
A discovery by Australian scientists will force astronomers to rethink their models of pulsars, tiny stars that fling radio beams into the universe as they spin.
As recent history shows, it is very unlikely that a correction by computational scientists will force experimentalists who published original finding to go back, reexamine their work and admit "the wrong doing".
Instead the president implicitly told them, as they will no doubt explicitly soon discover, that we will tightly restrict research, forcing scientists to turn to an unregulated private sector, while at the same time he fed conservatives the rhetoric that such research is the moral equivalent of fetal farming.
Many scientists have predicted that habitat loss will force species into new geographical ranges areas where they may begin to overlap, compete, and even mate with closely related natives.
That language is reassuring for planetary scientists, who have been worried that tight spending caps will force the agency to end one or more of six operating missions that still have life in them.
These studies will force a surprising revision in how we think about the origin of beach sand and help scientists develop a better understanding of beach dynamics, she says.
Worried that the U.S. Congress will force its hand because of public concern, the National Institutes of Health is moving to change its rules on financial conflicts of interest for scientists who receive its grants.
