Sentence examples for differences in the taste from inspiring English sources

Healthy humans may have anywhere from three to several thousand taste buds per square centimetre on the tip of the tongue, and this variability contributes to differences in the taste sensations experienced by different people.

For example, per square centimetre on the tip of the tongue, some people may have only a few individual taste buds, whereas others may have more than one thousand; this variability contributes to differences in the taste sensations experienced by different people.

Dr. Bray said differences in the taste preferences of rats and in their metabolism make it tricky to evaluate food intake, calories burned and weight changes.

More than 20 words describe subtle differences in the taste or texture of food, testifying to a gourmet sensitivity to the hunter-gatherer menu.

Unfortunately, histological studies have failed so far to reveal differences in the taste buds at various sites on the tongue, so the precise organization of taste remains something of a mystery.

You can analyze the music and replicate it but you're not really getting to Chris Thile until you understand what his worldview is, what motivates him to be open to everything around him, to be obsessive about slight differences in the taste of coffee.

Finally, Observations on the Feeling of the Beautiful and the Sublime (1764) deals mainly with alleged differences in the tastes of men and women and of people from different cultures.

One wonders why the Neue Galerie waited this long to mount a Sabarsky-focused exhibition, because it reveals important differences in the tastes of the museum's two founders.

Perhaps most interesting, the findings emerging out of advances in microtechnology are a window into the striking differences in the tastes and interests of liberal and conservatives, Democrats and Republicans.

"I have not really been able to discern a difference in the taste," he said.

"You wouldn't think you'd be able to tell the difference in the taste," she said, "but you can".