Sentence examples for Less bitterness from inspiring English sources

"What I'm getting is a very fruit-forward or grapefruit-forward flavor from the hop, and less bitterness," he said.

One tea, bergamot, is none other than Earl Grey with infinitely more finesse and less bitterness than most.

If the war had gone on five or ten more years, would there have been less bitterness, or simply more graves?

Moreover, it has been reported previously that hydrolysates from Alcalase had less bitterness compared to those prepared with Papain (Hoyle and Merritt 1994).

He then speculates that if the Mayans separated the juice and dried the beans, the beans could be subsequently roasted on a comal found in most kitchens used to cook maize tortillas and stews (Figure 1) to produce cocoa aroma and beans with less bitterness.

This is mainly because there's less bitterness and desperation among the Premiership fans and the clubs can afford to spend more money on security measures.

In other words, the developed model was not able to predict the bitterness of less bitter peptides, and the selected descriptors are specific for the evaluation of the bitter peptides' interactions with the receptor.

The bitterness of the peptides is an undesirable property which should be reduced during drug/nutrient production, and quantitative structure bitter taste relationship (QSBR) studies can help researchers to design less bitter peptides with higher target efficiency.

Mr Koizumi's habit of visiting the Yasukuni shrine, where the souls of war criminals, as well as of millions of ordinary soldiers, are enshrined has not helped, though some of the blame also has belonged to China's geriatric leadership, only now giving way to a generation with less personal bitterness.

The last such essay was published under the title From Me About Me (Von mir über mich), which includes fewer biographical details and less reflection on bitterness and amusement than Regarding Myself.

But less appreciated is the bitterness in the hearts of the scientists involved, or of the many others seeking work elsewhere.