Sentence examples for because smells from inspiring English sources

Several code smells detection tools have been developed providing different results, because smells can be subjectively interpreted and hence detected in different ways.

It is exactly because smells are so labile and hard to grasp that they need more help from words than other sensations.

It could be because smells can both draw and repel people from similar environments, making them more likely to find each other, said Fowler.

But don't expect spritzers to collectively vanish, she said, because: "smelling a scent will get someone to buy a scent.

Another reason why it's hard to cook up authentic flavours, says Parker, is because smell sensitivities are personal, and people pick up aromas at different concentrations.

This is because smell detection is a subjective task by nature.

Because smelling like bacon is your ultimate goal?

I call myself a professional in-betweener, because smell is everywhere.

Because smelling the urine of others is an unfamiliar task, after Experiment 1, we decided to add an additional task to determine whether subjects were able to follow instructions and detect an unrelated but unusual odor added to urine.

The proxy exposure measures of distance from site assumes that the toxic effect is airborne because smell is often the provoking event, but contamination of ground-water and percolation through soil must also be considered (Vrijheid et al. 2002b).

Other smokers won't notice the bad smell because they smell the same way.