Sentences with phrase «number of scientists»

Most developed nations have an exploding childhood obesity epidemic, along with a growing number of scientists studying this unfortunate situation.

I'm grateful that an ever - increasing number of scientists now do.

These symptoms have been observed and documented by a limited number of scientists studying small groups of people, and the scientific community hasn't concluded whether wind - turbine syndrome exists.

None of this work is without controversy, but an increasing number of scientists now think that our brains are wired for mystical experiences.

In countries on the technological frontier, substantial numbers of scientists, engineers, and other innovators are obviously needed.

I'm convinced that a fair number of scientists can't see their options clearly, either the usual suspects or the out - there alternatives.

Now, large numbers of scientists inform us that our earlier assumptions were not correct.

There are only a tiny number of scientists who still question a human influence on climate.

Today's rat race in research may be tempting growing numbers of scientists to turn to fraud.

Such global - scale technological solutions to climate change may seem fantastical, but increasing numbers of scientists argue that the technologies should at least be investigated.

The projects were led by a large number of scientists from 11 Swedish universities and government agencies and have led to many high - impact publications.

In recent years, an increasing number of scientists in politically and ideologically sensitive fields have become targets of hate e-mails, death threats, campaigns aimed at discrediting them and their entire field, and legal battles.

Strength in Numbers Druker and a growing number of scientists believe that amassing and deciphering this torrent of data requires the same open - source ethos that computer programmers have embraced to revolutionize software development.

• Thursday on ScienceInsider, Marta Paterlini reported that fliers posted anonymously in Milan, included the photos, home addresses, and telephone numbers of scientists involved in animal research at the University of Milan and labeled the researchers «murderers.»

Yet, to see the academy only from this monolithic view would overlook the significant numbers of scientists who do identify with some form of faith tradition (48 percent) as well as those who are interested in spirituality (about 68 percent).»

General Electric Co. has laid off an undisclosed number of scientists at its GE Global Research Center in Niskayuna that originates many of the company's major discoveries.

Similarly (III) can be eliminated as clearly false since it negates the whole of experience (though quite a number of physiologists and a vast number of scientists who have not thought deeply on the matter are attracted to it as being superficially convenient and «tidy»).

Indonesia's well - institutionalized seed production system, infrastructure, availability of a good number of scientists, and a core group of hybrid rice breeders, make this an ideal time to ramp up hybrid rice research and development efforts,» said Dr. Bruce Tolentino, IRRI's Deputy Director - General.

More and more Americans are joining the increasing number of scientists across the planet skeptical of Gore's doomsday predictions.

A large number of scientists support some or all of these predictions, although others maintain that they are overstated.

His view accords with that of a growing number of scientists concerned about the pursuit of «intensely political» areas of science, such as the debate over climate change, amid fears that views contrary to government policy were unwelcome.

Has the Earth warmed since the 1850's because of increased CO2 release due to fossil fuels use by man, the actual number of scientist who agree plummet well into the LOW 30 %.

A great number of scientists connected to SciLifeLab also contributed to the article, which was are published in Science.

To an increasing number of scientists today, it is appearing more and more remarkable that the physical conditions in the universe were from the beginning configured in such a way as to make the eventual emergence of life and mind a relatively probable development.

The limited number of scientists employed as researchers or technicians in Spanish universities means that the burden of much of the practical work related to the research projects being undertaken in their groups often falls to PhD students, even when those projects are peripheral to their PhD topic.

The surviving and dwindling number of scientists employed him for his slaughtering skills.

The battle over animal experimentation in Italy took a nasty turn this week when anonymous activists posted fliers showing photos, home addresses, and telephone numbers of scientists involved in animal research at the University of Milan and labeled them as «murderers.»

Nevertheless, as pieces of evidence accumulated, a growing number of scientists found it plausible that the climate over large regions, if not the entire world, had sometimes changed markedly in a thousand years or even less.

A growing number of scientists view a rotting corpse as the cornerstone of a vast and complex ecosystem, which emerges soon after death and flourishes and evolves as decomposition proceeds.

He says the cycle usually starts when «someone or some group sounds the alarm that there is a critical crisis of insufficient numbers of scientists, engineers, and mathematicians» and as a result the country «is in jeopardy of either a national security risk or of falling behind economically.»

In fact, there have been a large number of scientists throughout history who have made major scientific discoveries that have shaped so much of our knowledge, and they worked out of desire to learn the truth about the origin and nature of God's creation.

Some predict a repeat, on an even more calamitous scale, of the debacle that followed the doubling of NIH funding between 1998 and 2003, when institutions that had taken on unsustainable numbers of scientists underwent a shakeout fatal to countless careers.

But the year was as much an awakening as an annus horribilis: Researchers and citizens alike, in the United States and beyond, chose to speak out at rallies, on social media and even in the political arena — unprecedented numbers of scientists are considering a run for office.

In Europe, a similar boon is occurring, with increasing numbers of scientists becoming involved in running clinical trials.

Whatever model or models the nation chooses, many observers believe that the existing system of research by professors who constantly produce large numbers of scientists unlikely to achieve their career aspirations is near collapse.

Knowing an author's overall number of papers and total number of citations helps compute an approximated value of their h - index, which was named after the American physicist J.E. Hirsch in 2005 and measures the overall number of a scientist's publications as well as their quality and number of citations.

AMSBIO has introduced two new products to assist the increasing number of scientists adopting organoid culture as a physiologically relevant model for organ development