Sentence examples for because of its reported from inspiring English sources

Fermentation at low temperatures is one of the most popular current winemaking practices because of its reported positive impact on the aromatic profile of wines.

Experiments were carried out to characterize the effects of controlled physical and chemical characteristics of a food matrix upon heat resistance parameters (D and z values) of hepatitis A virus (HAV), taken as model because of its reported heat resistance.

Tiron is a hydrophilic chelator and was selected because of its reported efficiency in mobilising beryllium [15, 16], restoring the altered biochemical parameters [17] and improving the altered hepatorenal biochemistry and ultramorphology in different rat tissues and organs [18].

In this study qPCR was investigated for the determination of individual biomass concentrations because of its reported higher accuracy, sensitivity and reproducibility compared to other quantification methods such as quantitative FISH or pyrosequencing (Amend et al. [2010]; Kim et al. [2013]).

Because of its reported promise in cancer imaging, we particularly looked at the potential of diffusion-weighted MRI.

For breast tumorigenesis studies, we have used FVB/N strain to generate transgenic mice because of its reported low incidence of MG tumors [ 36].

However, this procedure should still be encouraged because of its efficacy reported as high as 50% reduction of VAP incidence [15].

Although proton (H), phosphorus (P), and carbon-13 (C) MRS is possible, hydrogen is the most studied nucleus because of its best reported sensitivity.

The cerebellar cortex was chosen as the reference region because of its previously reported lack of Congo red- and thioflavin-S-positive plaques (Yamaguchi et al., 1989; Mirra et al., 1994).

Because of the contracts, it reported its first profit last year.

Analytical behaviourism was felt to be unsatisfactory, however, chiefly because of its account of introspective reports as avowals (see above Types distinguished by their account of mind), which most philosophers found to be unconvincing.