Sentence examples for because of its accepted from inspiring English sources

Because of its accepted role in inhibiting primordial follicle recruitment, the present study was designed to investigate a possible interaction between AMH and VCD-induced ovotoxicity.

"It's total nonsense that the union is complaining, because all of its scientists accepted the tests' validity," Howman said.

It also shows that in patients declining surgery, calcitonin, administered if needed, together with phosphates should be considered as a treatment option for this disorder, because of its effectiveness and accepted safety.

The California Supreme Court is considering a proposal that would forbid the 1,600 judges in the state to belong to the Boy Scouts because of its refusal to accept gays.

We always like discovering businesses that go against the grain, and Mode-sty caught our attention because of its refusal to accept the status quo in the fashion world.

According to an estimate produced by my office -- and referred to in a New York Times editorial last week -- New York City could lose the opportunity to bring roughly $155 million in federal funds into the city because of its refusal to accept this provision without conditions.

Nye points out that the US remains a symbol of prosperity and upward mobility in large part because of its culturally open and accepting values.

New York, Jan 7 (Reuters) - The American Red Cross risks damaging the reputation of the global Red Cross brand because of its refusal to stop accepting donations from tobacco companies, a top official with the humanitarian network said.

The National Collegiate Athletic Association handed Notre Dame its first penalty -- probation for two years and the loss of two scholarships -- because of gifts accepted by players from a convicted embezzler in the Holtz years.

Syrians have long been wary of ISIS, but accepted it because of its efficacy in fighting the regime.

Response time is too much higher than ProfPD because of more accepted requests.