Sentence examples for expected taste from inspiring English sources

We find that, as expected, taste expectations are a strong predictor of willingness to buy.

More of an expected taste".

When a consumer purchases a wine they have previously not tasted, they will need to rely on attributes of the wine to determine the expected taste and quality of the wine, f (taste, quality) in (1).

Occasionally they are quite good because they add different notes to the expected tastes.

Expect taste and texture to be slightly altered.

— Florence Fabricant TRICKLE-DOWN TASTINGS You expect tasting menus at luxury restaurants like the new Gallery in Villard Michel Richard.

Consistency is perhaps the one universal value at every level of the coffee industry: whether it's McDonald's, Starbucks, Waffle House, or Tim Wendelboe, one of the most celebrated coffee companies in the world, all want to deliver, to the greatest extent possible, coffee that tastes exactly as it's expected to taste, every single time.

Because of difficulties in masking Cu taste in water, some individuals were expected to taste the Cu at higher concentrations; participants were carefully instructed not to share their perceptions with field workers or other persons.

As expected, the taste stimuli of chocolate and strawberry activated an overlapping region of the anterior insula (i.e., the primary taste cortex) in all subjects (Table S3 in Supplement 1).

"The first bite was a surprise; I hadn't expected to taste both flavours so distinctly and yet simultaneously.

"Nobody expected that taste receptors, considered to be for the tongue, would be found on the smooth muscle of the bronchi," said Professor Stephen Liggett of the University of Maryland Medical Centre in Baltimore.