Sentence examples for between the taste and from inspiring English sources

In addition, Gore reported that there were statistically significant difference between the taste and after taste of 1 4 % MSG dissolved in water compared with placebo solution [16].

X-axis depicts the time in hours between the taste and malaise.

Zhao et al. (69) found consumers could not tell any difference between the taste and the flavor of organically and conventionally grown vegetables, even though 28% of the consumers had expected organically grown vegetables to taste better than those grown conventionally.

Johnson, for instance, is opposed to a supplemental fee that next fall will increase to twenty-five pounds (fifty dollars) the cost of entering the center of the city in gas-guzzlers such as S.U.V.s — vehicles that in London are sometimes called "Chelsea tractors," a reference to the contrast between the tastes and the transportation needs of London's most expensive borough.

And, perhaps not surprisingly, for both poetry and wine, there is a real tension between the tastes and preferences of audiences and the tastes and preferences of critics.

Because of their topographical proximity, functional relationships between the taste buds and von Ebner's glands have long been argued.

More recent studies have suggested much closer relationship between the taste buds and von Ebner's glands (review: Sbarbati et al. 1999).

The minutes to hours process of digestion followed by absorption may dictate the animal to associate between the taste consumed and its delayed physiological consequences (for more information see reviews, Gal-Ben-Ari and Rosenblum, 2012; Kong and Singh, 2008).

Increase in taste thresholds is shown to be associated with hyperglycemia [ 16] with the presence of a significant correlation between the taste thresholds and the level of blood glucose concentration suggesting a blunted sweet taste response in patients with type 2 diabetes mellitus (T2DM) [ 14].

Use a tongue scraper (available at many drugstores) to remove any residue that may be building up between the taste buds and folds in the tongue.

And though whiskey distillers often make much of the water they use, there is little correlation between the taste of whiskey and the geology of where it is made, he said.