Examples of using Scientists warn in English and their translations into Vietnamese
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Scientists warn that the amount of salt that is considered safe for everyone is around 1,500 mg/ day.
If growth continues at the same rate as it is now, the scientists warn that in this century the sea will rise by 28-34 cm.
Scientists warn that all of southern Spain could become a desert by the end of this century.
If the acceleration continues at the current rate, the scientists warn that sea levels could rise during this century by between 28 and 34cm.
Scientists warn that the North Pole could be free of ice in just five years' time instead of 60.
As demand for grain increases to feed a rising population, scientists warn that global warming could seriously reduce wheat productivity.
Scientists warn the early death toll will climb over the next 20 years unless the world does more to fight the problem.
Men who carry their mobile phone in a trouser pocket or talk on it for just an hour aday risk suffering with fertility problems, scientists warn.
Scientists warn that climate change will trigger an international food crisis unless humans change the way they produce meat and use land.
Disaster worse than Chernobyl' looms as ancient anthrax spores could beblasted into the sky by‘frozen methane bombs', scientists warn.
Scientists warn that a man in his 40s is twice as likely to pass down potentially disease-forming genetic mutations as a man in his 20s.
Drinking just ONE glass of wine orpint of beer each night'may raise your cancer risk by 5%' as scientists warn the safest amount of alcohol is NONE.
However, scientists warn that a“Star Wars” style conflagration that begins in outer space could trigger a chain reaction that wreaks havoc here on earth.
Leaders agreed to try to stay below that threshold when theysigned the 2015 Paris climate accord, but scientists warn the chances of doing so are dwindling.
Scientists warn that the world's climate is changing because of rising greenhouse gas emissions that might end up warming the planet by well over 2 degrees.
If humanity does not reduce carbon dioxide emissions by 2035, average annual temperatures by the end of the XXI centurywill increase by 4.5-5 degrees Celsius, scientists warn.
The scientists warn that this is not conclusive evidence yet, and both men and women should take a serious look at their diet and lifestyle when trying to conceive.
Leaders agreed to try to stay below that threshold when theysigned the 2015 Paris climate accord, but scientists warn the chances of doing so are dwindling,” reported the Associated Press.
Scientists warn that greenhouse gasses have caused Arctic ice to melt even faster than predicted, something the UN chief said was deeply disturbing.
Millions of people could be risking their health by taking herbal remedies andprescription drugs at the same time, scientists warn,” is the front-page headline in the Daily Mail.
Scientists warn of the dangers of using liquid nitrogen in drinks after a teenage girl from the United Kingdom required emergency surgery upon consuming a cocktail containing the substance.
Today hunger and poverty may be only African matter, butthe world's population will likely reach nine billion by 2050, scientists warn that this would result in global food shortage.
Though scientists warn that global warming will likely continue for centuries because of the long natural processes involved, there are a few things we can do to decrease the effects.
As Latin America's largest nation struggles through prolonged economic stagnation, the economic potential of the Amazon has grown more alluring,even as scientists warn that development will accelerate deforestation.
Scientists warn that the current pleasures of warmer weather will pall for US citizens as climate change brings extreme temperature rises and unhealthy levels of atmospheric ozone.
Even so, the findings by charity CDPsuggested many companies still underestimated the dangers as scientists warn that earth's climate system is on course to hit catastrophic tipping points without rapid cuts in carbon emissions.
Scientists warn the world should expect more scorching heat waves due to climate change and that current temperature highs are in line with predictions made over a decade ago.
The achievement marks a major step towards drafting thegenome of birds wiped out by human greed, although the scientists warn this does not mean an extinct species should- or even can- be resurrected in the style of Jurassic Park.
Earth's sixth mass extinction event under way, scientists warn; Researchers talk of‘biological annihilation' as study reveals billions of populations of animals have been lost in recent decades”.
Unless they agree on transformative action to reduce greenhouse gas emissions, the world's temperature rise since the Industrial Revolution will hit the 1.5°C mark-an eventuality that scientists warn will expose some 350 million additional people to drought and push roughly 120 million people into extreme poverty by 2030.