Sentences with phrase «scientists come to the conclusion»

No scientist comes to a conclusion because it's «convenient».

If scientists come to the conclusion of intelligent design, you think they're going to sweep it under the rug?

«Scientists came to the conclusion that multiple factors cause these unusually high death rates of bee colonies in some commercial operations,» Harris said.

Yale University - led scientists came to that conclusion by reconstructing the first continuous sea - level rise rates for the past two millennia and then comparing it to variations in global temperature.

The scientist came to the conclusion that the main reason for the health and longevity of Bulgarians are the microbes contained in Bulgarian yogurt.

The scientists came to the conclusion that the sulforaphane was improving the function of the patients» brain cells, some of the ones which are normally malfunctioning in autism patients.

The scientists come to their conclusions starting with a solar insolation of 1700 kWh / m ² / yr and a life expectancy of 30 years.

Europe's policies were put into place «before scientists came to the conclusion that not all biomass is created equal,» explains Ginny Kreitler, a senior adviser on energy and the environment for National Audubon.

On the first point, it is now apparently perceived as «bad» when scientists come to a conclusion that is robust enough to be well accepted by the majority.

Not exact matches

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Some people need to be reminded that scientists are people that put in the long hours to come to a conclusion.

It is possible to give scientists the result you want them to achieve and pay them to come with a path to the desired conclusion.

The more scientists study, the more they come to the conclusion that God exists.

But the difference between a scientist and a creationist is that the scientist allows the conclusions to come from the evidence.

I'll take the studies done by scientists that all come to the same basic conclusion over your god any day.

This means that the physical world can be investigated by the philosopher and the scientist, without precisely the same conclusions coming to light from each investigation.

After years of studies and conducting several experiments, the scientists have come to a conclusion that sugar can not be responsible for causing hyperactivity in children as there is no credible proof available to back this notion.

That is just the conclusion that either the scientist or the reporter came to and may have no bearing on reality.

That's because in the mid-twentieth century, scientists were coming to the conclusion that the radiation from X-rays was dangerous — especially to unborn children!

Of course one does not need to be a rocket scientist to come to the conclusion that the NDC will win the November elections.

Even though I've wanted to be a scientist from about age 10, I'm gradually coming to the conclusion that perhaps I'm in love with the idea of being a scientist, rather than the work itself.

But the former revolutionary turned scientist recently came to a surprising conclusion about how best to bring back grasslands and in the process help address poverty and social breakdown in some of the poorest corners of the planet.

The new analysis by computer scientist Rajesh Rao and his team at the University of Washington in Seattle comes to the opposite conclusion.

The new approach contrasts with previous ways scientists analyzed and came to conclusions about sea level rise because it is «the only proper one that aims to fully account for uncertainty using statistical methods,» noted Parnell, principal investigator of the study conducted collaboratively with researchers at Tufts University, Rutgers University and Nanyang Technological University.

Although one might imagine that a tropical forest is very tightly packed, the scientists came to a surprising conclusion: the packing density of the tree crowns, which averages 15 to 20 %, is astonishingly low.

Within the Resability Forum, scientists are sure that Hawking would have come to other conclusions without his disability.

Boxer responded: «You shouldn't be offended by that,» she reassured him, since «the conclusion you are coming to is shared by 1 % to 2 % of scientists,» drawing audible laughter from some onlookers in an overflow viewing room.

In a major analysis of the data available so far, scientists advising the WHO came to the same conclusion.

Scientists have come to this conclusion after finding that smokers who suffered a stroke in the insular cortex were far more likely to quit smoking and experience fewer and less severe withdrawal symptoms than those with strokes in other parts of the brain.

Scientists at Georgia Institute of Technology in Atlanta who collected urine from various mammals came to the startling conclusion that nearly all of them — from dogs to elephants — took about the same amount of time to pee.

Now, using ancient DNA from the bones of the man and 13 others buried alongside him, scientists have come to a surprising conclusion — elite status passed down the maternal line, from mothers to their sons and daughters.

The scientists also calculated the energy that would be necessary for the experimentally observed domain wall motion and came to the conclusion that the energy consumption of the proposed system would be quite cost - effective compared with the best components currently available.

Scientists came to an unexpected conclusion: Urbanization can have a positive impact on the stocks of organic carbon in the soil.

Published in 2012, the paper finds that scientists haven't yet come to a conclusion on what happens when soil freezes or gets very dry.

But what I find fascinating about this research is how data scientists have come to a conclusion that contradicts human intuition.

An international team of scientists announced on September 9 2014 that they had come to the conclusion that all Ashkenazi Jews are descended from an original group of about 350 individuals who lived between 600 and 800 years ago.

Scientists at the University Hospital of Parma came to the conclusion that magnesium deficiency in older men lead to lower testosterone and IGF - 1 levels in their blood.

In order to better understand how the scientists have come to this conclusion, one needs to get familiar with cell differentiation markers.

Scientists are actually coming to a lot of really cool conclusions recently about the neurobiology behind that and I hope to write about that soon.

Two months ago, a large team of scientists working on multiple continents published a research study that came to startling conclusions about breast cancer and natural progesterone.

With his partner Gerri, they began to research, coming to the conclusion after studying the advice of the world's top scientists in diet and nutrition (Tim Noakes, Stephen Phinney, and Jeff Volek) that the food pyramid was in fact upside down and what they previously thought about diet and nutrition was wrong.

While the scientists behind the Nature study may not know it, Dr. Lee and Dr. Zava came to the same conclusions about natural progesterone and breast cancer 13 years ago.

In both males and females with androgenic alopecia, scientists came to same the conclusion (and also found lower HDL - C values compared to control)(2) In acne patients some scientist found the same thing (3) Another study was made to determine the mitochondria in acne suffers, and found that compared to control acne suffers experienced overactive mtorc1 from bad food.

Before I say more, let me repeat the caveat that, as a scientist, I'd like to collect more data points before coming to firm conclusions.

Scientists at the Azabu University School of Veterinary Medicine in Sagamihara of Japan have come to the conclusion that there is an actual scientific explanation behind our love for dogs over thousands of years.

Scientists can (and do) look at identical results and come to very different conclusions.

The «scientist» basically looked on the internet for photos of dogs being hugged, and came to the conclusion, based on their expressions of stress, that they didn't like the practice.

However, what he is missing is that even when seven of the top scientists try to explain why the models and why the data does not agree with the theory, they still can not come to firm conclusion that the data is wrong!

Using a different dataset, climate scientists at the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration came to a similar conclusion in a report released in March.

How can anyone especially top - level scientists, and sometimes the odd science fiction book writer, come to any conclusion that GCM's are bunk?