Examples of using Scientists used in English and their translations into German
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In addition, the scientists used an X-ray technique that can distinguish the chemical environment of the arsenic.
The scientists used as their model organism Yersinia pseudotuberculosis, the plague pathogen's next of kin.
The scientists used one of the Free-Electron Lasers at the HZDR and applied infrared light to the nanostructures.
A group of scientists used one of the flutes as a blueprint to make a replica from vulture bone.
Radiocarbon scientists used this knowledge to test their theories regarding the mixing rates of carbon 14 through various carbon reservoirs.
The scientists used satellite measurements of surface temperature to easily determine spatial
Among these factors are the histones- proteins which scientists used to believe were only the packaging of the DNA.
For their study the scientists used Vimmish, an artificial language they developed themselves,
The scientists used this bread mould as a model organism for the investigation of its circadian clock at the molecular level.
For synthesis, the scientists used a conventional so-called multi-component reaction.
Scientists used cannabigerol quinone.
For this, the scientists used special germ carrying cloths, so-called bioindicators.
The scientists used a standard motility assay as their model.
Forensic scientists used it last year to identify the Czar's family remains.
The scientists used a sophisticated behavioural testing apparatus for their investigations.
The scientists used this fundamental property to investigate the cause for UV-sensitivity in bats.
The scientists used high-resolution functional magnetic resonance imaging fMRI.
The scientists used new perceptions of the evolution of so-called eukaryotic algae.
The scientists used a combination of methods in their study.
The scientists used this new tool of attosecond pulses of visible light to excite krypton atoms.