Examples of using Scientists thought in English and their translations into Hebrew
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Most scientists thought I was mad.
Oh, a grand experiment, the scientists thought.
In the 1970s scientists thought that DNA was an extremely stable molecule.
The earth's glaciers are melting much faster than scientists thought.
There was a time when scientists thought they knew it all.
The scientists thought they had made a calculation error when delving into the research results.
The BIS monitor fundamentally changed the way scientists thought about consciousness.
In your time, scientists thought humans could freeze themselves and wake up in the future.
Recent research and experiments show that the link between gravity andelectromagnetic physics is much stronger than the scientists thought for some time.
In the last century scientists thought that atoms were the smallest particles.
A public opinion poll reported in Time magazine in 2006 found that just over half(56 percent) of Americans thought that average global temperatures had risen-despite the fact that virtually all climate scientists thought so.
For hundreds of years, scientists thought that pain was a direct response to damage.
The problem with hippos is, if you look at the general shape of the animal it could be related to horses, as the ancient Greeks thought, or pigs,as modern scientists thought, while molecular phylogeny shows a close relationship with whales," said Boisserie.
Until recently, he tells WebMD, scientists thought most of the citrulline was in the watermelon rind.
For decades, scientists thought that neurons in the brain were born only during the early development period and could not be replenished.
Remember that only 100 or so years ago, scientists thought the universe was in a steady state.
For years, scientists thought that migraine arises when the blood vessels in the head are widened, causing more blood to flow to the brain than normal.
When it became clear ten years ago that the adolescent brainis still developing very rapidly, scientists thought,“We have to start studying this, because we know that alcohol has a terrible effect on the developing brain in utero; so what does it do to these developing brains in adolescents?”.
Though the scientists thought that Bacillus globigii was harmless, it actually carried the potential to cause various ailments from food poisoning to eye infections.
Over the past decade scientists thought they had figured out how to protect humanity from the worst dangers of climate change.
Previously, scientists thought that farming led to genetic changes to the immune system that helped people deal with infections caught from livestock, including polio and tuberculosis.
As recently as the early 1980s scientists thought that each cell in the fetal brain had a predetermined function and location in the adult brain.
For many years, scientists thought that androgenic-alopecia was due to the predominance in the male sex hormone, testosterone, which women have in trace amounts under normal conditions.
In your time, scientists thought humans could replace organs and extend life for hundreds of years.
For a long time, scientists thought that creativity was processed only in the right hemisphere(side) of the brain.
Previously, scientists thought that these proteins drifted along in the cytoplasm of the cell by passive diffusion, encountering their reactants and other enzymes by more-or-less chance interactions.
At first, scientists thought this was just beach rock, but then several other scientists exploring the Bimini Road noticed that the beach rock was on top of other beach rock, with balancing stones wedged in between.
Previously, scientists thought that Fc receptors could only shut down antibody production, but about 15% of the world's population have this new kind of Fc receptor that can also activate antibody production.