Sentence examples for diminished taste from inspiring English sources
The model also accounts for diminished taste responses observed with increased stimulus solution viscosity.
A second individual, Patient 8716, a 62 year old white female, presented to the Clinic in 2006 with a complaint of markedly diminished taste sensitivity.
Patient 8689, an 83 year old African-American male, presented to the clinic in 2005 with the complaint of a complete loss of smell and diminished taste.
Consequently, cancer patients develop specific symptom clusters pathognomonic of a disrupted circadian organization, including poor nighttime sleep quality, depressed mood, and increased anxiety; daytime fatigue and lethargy; and anorexia, early satiety, and diminished taste sensation [ 15- 21].
Total energy intake is reported to decrease with age [ 9], along with diminished taste and smell [ 10, 11].
He bemoans "the diminished taste of Broadway audiences" as well as "the increasingly corporate, bottom-line-oriented universe of musical theater in New York in the 1990's".
"They've ceded the cultural mirror role to TV," said Martin Kaplan, a professor of entertainment, media and society at the Annenberg School for Communication and Journalism at the University of Southern California, referring to the studios' diminishing taste for films that reflect the home audience.
For example, a given basket of strawberries may taste like cotton rather than being sweet or tart, "but it still has nutritional value, though it is diminished in taste," Dr. Liu said, and it also has fiber to aid healthy digestion.
The interpretation could be that lactisole diminished the taste difference between sweet and non- sweet tastants.
"The French believe hard liquor diminishes the taste buds, so they stay away," said Heather Stimmler-Hauthoruthof of "Naughty Paris: A Lady's Guide to the Sexy City".
White noise consists of random collections of sounds at different frequencies – such as the muffled noise of aircraft engines – and scientists have demonstrated that it is capable of diminishing the taste of salt and sugar.
