Sentence examples for better odour from inspiring English sources

The flow created in this way mixes odour molecules in the water and thus enables better odour acquisition and sampling than by ambient flow or molecular diffusion alone [ 24].

Both purification procedures yielded fractions with better organoleptic properties (odour and colour) and with higher antioxidant activity than the crude extract.

Wheat litter naturally and safely controls odours better than clay.

Women performed better than men on odour identification (54.1% vs 44.3%, p<0.0001).

A study has found that bees are better at learning new odours in the morning.

When the bees were trained early in the morning, they were much better at remembering which odours meant that they would receive a reward of sugary nectar.

Women showed a better capability to recognise odours than men (58% vs 51.9%; p<0.0001).

Additionally to our data concerning the influence of circadian timing on honey bee olfactory discrimination learning, we show that the experimental context is also important: bees learn to discriminate two odours remarkably better in darkness than under light.

Moreover, individual odours were always better detected, recognised and identified by women than by men, except for rose and banana recognition.

Dev's distinction between body odour and armpit pheromones (or, better put, semiochemicals) is key in understanding why a pair of musky pits might arouse the lusty thrusts that Wesley describes.

Better knowledge on the molecular mechanisms by which an odour generates a neuronal signal could lead to the identification of targets for the development of new safe control strategies.