Sentences with phrase «field scientists depend»

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The ability of scientists - in - training (especially those who plan private sector careers) to plan for the future, and of venture capitalists to make money, depends on the success of scientific and economic prognostication: Which scientific fields, which technologies, will yield revenues and jobs in the future, with a sustained demand for resources, human and otherwise?

Borjas and Doran speculate that scientists who depend upon such support may see a significant bump up in funding after winning a prestigious award, and therefore boost their productivity in their accustomed field.

Once established, the fields yielded from 5.2 to 11.1 metric tons of grass bales per hectare, depending on rainfall, says USDA plant scientist Ken Vogel.

Besides, common manipulations utilized by scientists in various fields to dissect the cellular and molecular basis of selected diseases make use of highly immunodeficient strains, whose reliability depends on the stringency of the SOPF measures adopted by local housing and breeding facilities.

The good news: The scientists argue that the minimum magnetic field strength will change depending on the M - dwarf's spectral type, as well as on stellar activity and stellar magnetic field strength changes.

The paper by Goldston, a top scientist at the U.S. Department of Energy's Princeton Plasma Physics Laboratory (PPPL) and former director of the Laboratory, showed that the width of the scrape - off layer depends on how rapidly plasma moves across the magnetic field — due to well - understood classical «drifts» — as it flows into the divertor chamber.

Explain that scientists keep track of their observations through field journals, sometimes called scientific journals or nature journals, depending on the context.

it was because the models depended on numeric assumptions that could have very big effects on the final estimates; and the scientists tended to make assumptions that reassured them of the importance of their field of study.

I would sooner believe people whose livelihood depends on climate and weather, as they live their work, day and night in the field, and notice subtle changes, not a scientist who depends on Government grants, and crunches numbers in a city or town lab.

Some scientists outside of the field of climatology think a climate model is valid if it depends only upon valid scientific principles.

Depending on your area of expertise, becoming a scientist requires at least an advanced degree in math, science or a related field, in addition to many hours spent interning and learning practical skills from your peers.