Examples of using Scientists know in English and their translations into Hebrew
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Scientists know how to dream.
You and me… yes, scientists know… this is a germ.
Scientists know this essential concept as Occam's Razor.
Her name was Henrietta Lacks but scientists know her as HeLa.
Most scientists know about this phenomenon.
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Her Name was Henrietta Lacks, but scientists know her as HeLa.
Scientists know much more about them now, but not everything.
The problem is that compatibility can't be theoretically calculated,at least not based on what scientists know now.
Sure, at some level scientists know nanobots will destroy mankind.
Their chromosomes and proteins have been studied with such precision that scientists know their every detail.
Though scientists know how tornadoes form, they don't yet know precisely why.
Their chromosomes and proteins havebeen studied with such detail and precision that scientists know their every quirk.
In other words, scientists know how to mathematically describe the physics on which their research is based.
It would take a while to explain, it uses some things that scientists know about blood and inheritance, but it's an easy question to ask.
Scientists know less about the dangers of UVA radiation and this could potentially be very dangerous.
There's a pretty big gap between the sum of what scientists know about how living things are related, and what's actually available digitally,” Cranston said.
Scientists know very little about why reversals occur and whether they precipitate environmental change.
Every one of us impacts the world around us everyday,and you scientists know that you can't actually-- even if you stay in bed all day, you're breathing oxygen and giving out CO2, and probably going to the loo, and things like that-- you're making a difference in the world.
Scientists know that the active areas of the brain use more energy, and thus use more oxygen and glucose.
Among other things, scientists know that modified starch is capable of provoking the development of pancreatic diseases.
Now scientists know that this livestock-associated MRSA is spreading throughout the U.S., too.
Seife concludes,“All that scientists know is that the cosmos was spawned from nothing, and will return to the nothing from whence it came.
Now scientists know more than 500 billion digits after the comma that separates the decimal fraction from a whole number.
Scientists know how some of the risk factors for lung cancer can cause certain changes in the DNA of lung cells.
Scientists know the difference between the average age of men and women since 500 years ago, when civil servants started to record the age at age of deaths.
The scientists know, the environmentalists know, the companies know and the general public knows, and yet we're allowing ourselves to do it.
Scientists know much more today than they did even a decade ago about how to manipulate cells, sequence the genomes of extinct species, and engineer the genomes of living ones.
Scientists know that two basic motivational forces underlie all behavior- the impulse to approach, or move toward something desired, and the impulse to withdraw, or move away from unpleasantness.
In fact, scientists know more about what not to eat-- processed meats, salty foods, sugary drinks, huge helpings of red meat-- than which fruits and vegetables to pile on your plate.
Scientists know these groups encountered one another because people today carry DNA from our extinct relatives- the result of interbreeding between early H. sapiens and members of those other groups.
