Sentences with phrase «has a question for scientists»

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According to Cuban news accounts, some 2,000 people have been involved in the inquiry, in which police detectives have questioned neighbors of the diplomats (who said they did not recall hearing anything unusual), Cuban doctors (who wondered why the Americans had never sought attention for their acute problems) and their own battery of scientists and technologists.

Scientists who don't debate or question settled science might miss opportunities for a new breakthrough that hadn't been observed or conceived of by a human mind.

I have a couple questions for this make - believe scientist....

Scientific laws and constants that govern our earth appear fine - tuned to exactly what's needed for life to exist — even atheist and agnostic scientists have written books that question whether this fine - tuning points to the existence of God.

Whether or not God has employed an evolution of millions of years for the purpose of creating man is the critical concern of the natural scientist; it is not a critical question for faith.

Scientists sometimes need to be concerned with whether aggregates (e.g., species of plantsl) or components (e.g., quarks2) are «real», but such questions are not generally regarded as having great importance for science.

Dr. Lindsay Baker, a senior scientist at the Gatorade Sports Science Institute answers a few frequently asked questions about why it is important for young athletes to stay hydrated and consume carbohydrates so they are healthy, safe and have an athletic edge.

It not only revealed that formula companies were out for the bottom line and apparently had no concern for the infants they were claiming to nourish, but also led morally driven scientists and social activists to question the formula - accepting status quo.

Even though occasional studies refute or question certain qualities, the world's scientists and health organizations have clearly concluded that breastfeeding is essential for infant and maternal health because the overall research has definitively proven its worth and importance.

For the past 30 years scientists have been lauded for their achievements and then dismissed when they question official poliFor the past 30 years scientists have been lauded for their achievements and then dismissed when they question official polifor their achievements and then dismissed when they question official policy.

In contrast to academic research, for which scientists often pursue open - ended research questions, Ellis's research within NIC must have public health applications.

Today, the agency is facing broad challenges and mounting pressure for change, but there's no question that ERC Starting Grants have been career - changing for the young scientists who have won them.

Although government, industry, and academic commitment to cooperation has more than once proved to be a powerful force for science and scientists, if and when it might return is the biggest question of all.

(The scientists don't have to answer, which is ultimately the technique I employ for the question about the immortal dog.)

McCracken has noticed a pattern among the winners: Typically, he says, kids vote for the scientists who answered their questions.

Each paper describes how researchers developed and tested scales for one type of potential effect, to determine if the questions asked would accurately assess scientists» experiences.

For over one hundred years, scientists have debated the question of the origins of the lymphatic system — a parallel system to the blood vessels that serves as a conduit for everything from immune cells to fat molecules to cancer celFor over one hundred years, scientists have debated the question of the origins of the lymphatic system — a parallel system to the blood vessels that serves as a conduit for everything from immune cells to fat molecules to cancer celfor everything from immune cells to fat molecules to cancer cells.

While we still can't really say how much impact climbers might be having on the rocky environments they climb, there is a definite need for more scientists to strap on their climbing shoes and tackle the questions of climbing's impact.

Scott had prepared for the TMAY question (See Interviewing Skills: What To Do When They Say «Tell Me About Yourself»), but he hadn't expected the «not just as a scientist» twist.

Scientists worldwide have questions for Osmanagich.

«For science to flourish, scientists must have a skeptical attitude toward their own results, constantly questioning and testing apparent solutions to problems.

To measure participants» knowledge about evolution, for example, the researchers employed a National Science Foundation technique that starts questions with phrasing like «according to scientists» or «scientists would think.»

That goes doubly for scientists at the beginning of their career, he says: You have to ask deeply meaningful questions and not be afraid to fail.

If scientists come forward with some compelling plans for what they could study and how that information might help people, it would have to be a constant back - and - forth discussion between the scientific community and the policy regulators of what can be practically enforced... The question is, after 14 days, is there another practical boundary that resets the line?

Under FP7, the European Commission also funded a project called «Gender in EU - funded Research,» which provides a practical toolkit for scientists, including ready - made checklists to help researchers make sure that they have asked themselves the right sex - and gender - relevant questions at all stages of planning, research, and dissemination.

For more than 30 years, scientists, conservationists, and policymakers attempting to restore and protect the large wild canids that once roamed North America have pondered that question.

Scientists have pressing and practical questions: Can U.K. researchers continue to apply for E.U. grants?

Answering such questions can help scientists understand the nuances of invasive mammal impacts on islands worldwide, and then use this information to direct limited resources to the places where management efforts will have the greatest benefits for native species.

Stereotypes of crotchety neighbors aside, scientists have been trying to answer this question for decades, and the results have been conflicting.

See what advice the laureates offer — and what questions the laureates have for the early - career scientists.

Naughton has a degree in chemistry, and for years she cringed watching politicians freely give their opinions on a variety of issues — but dismiss questions about science with a brusque, «I don't know, I'm not a scientist.»

But the data collected by Juno on Aug. 27 has thrown into question the models scientists had for Jupiter's auroras.

Since then, very few plant scientists had questioned whether the equation for soybean also worked in other species.

My experiences as a scientist have helped me relate to, and communicate with, other scientists (for example, asking the right questions and extracting the key information), as well as correctly interpret scientific findings in the appropriate context with full understanding of the caveats and the associated confidence / error levels.

Findings published in PLOS Biology suggest for the first time that life's Last Universal Common Ancestor (LUCA) had a «leaky» membrane, which helps scientists answer two of biology's biggest questions:

But it is not clear what the dark matter is, and some scientists have argued that modifying the laws of gravity set out by Newton and Einstein could explain the observations in question, without the need for dark matter (see Gravity theory dispenses with dark matter).

We plan to e-mail FCCC's PIs and postdocs, asking them to provide contact information for scientists they know at companies and institutions who would not mind answering a few questions or looking at a CV.

Maclennan's question said it all: «Is the minister aware that the government's announcement will be treated with dismay by all the scientists in Britain, and especially by my constituents at Dounreay and in Risley, who have worked for almost two generations to put Britain at the lead of this technology?»

That variability raises a question scientists around the world have grappled with for years: What is the most efficient way to ensure renewable energy is available when demand is greatest?

Since scientists first decoded a draft of the human genome more than 15 years ago, many questions have lingered, two of which have been addressed in a major new study co-led by a Princeton University computer scientist: Is it possible, despite the complexity of billions of bits of genetic information and their variations between people, to develop a mechanistic model for how healthy bodies function?

Scientists in the team of Hermann Brenner from the German Cancer Research Center (Deutsches Krebsforschungszentrum, DKFZ) in Heidelberg, in collaboration with colleagues from the Saarland Cancer Registry and the Helmholtz Research Center for Environmental Health in Munich, have now pursued this question.

There is a bowknot for every occasion that a scientist is likely to encounter, including one for celebrating publications that has the titles of famous journals all over it; a golden one «for golden moments»; a transparent bow tie for «a clear statement of a question»; and one made from a banknote, for «when in financial need.»

«Cassini has provided insights into this icy moon's mysteries, along with a rich data set and a host of new questions for scientists to ponder.»

A more controversial question that scientists and politicians have batted around for decades, says Shah, is «What is the source of that difference?»

The scientists have identified priority areas for future study, including how to optimize linkage of HIV - positive infants into early treatment, improve models for retention and adherence of children receiving antiretrovirals, and prioritize locally driven research questions and processes that engage end users throughout.

For years, scientists have posed questions about «the California population,» as if it were a homogenous entity, but now they realize that otters, especially adult females, rarely leave their original 10 - to 30 - kilometer stretch of coastline.

Or, as his co-chair climate scientist Qin Dahe of the Chinese Academy of Sciences, put it via a translator in answer to a question about consumption in China: «If every Chinese has two or three cars like in the U.S., it will be a disaster for China as well as for the world.»

Although scientists have measured atmospheric CO2 levels for decades, the current network of ground stations, observatories, aircraft and other instruments emerged during an era when researchers were trying to answer questions about the total amount of carbon dioxide in the atmosphere.

«I'm looking forward to dog owners answering all the big questions that have puzzled scientists for decades.»

She said: «The question of why it took so long for complex animal life to appear on Earth has puzzled scientists for a long time.