Sentence examples for increased taste from inspiring English sources

Another desirable grain quality trait was higher amylose content, thus increased taste for customer in China.

For neophilics, the slogan conveying newness increased taste expectations and purchase intentions.

The increased taste for game has been good for business, too.

Taste reactivity probe revealed that 0.5 g/kg of ethanol increased taste responsiveness to saccharin on P12 but only to infusions presented at a high rate.

Their results echo the finding that upregulation of the shh gene leads to decreased eyes but increased taste bud development in the cave fish Asytanax mexicanus[ 11, 12].

Some have posited an evolutionary advantage to increased taste sensitivity in children; children would benefit from the ability to quickly learn which foods are beneficial (Mennella and Ventura 2010).

It is clear that Britain's increasing taste for white meat is a disaster for animals and a disaster for us.

Mr. Rubin cited Grand Theft Auto 3, the runaway Christmas hit in which miscreant behavior like hiring prostitutes and carjacking innocent bystanders is encouraged, as an example of an increasing taste for more violent games.

These clues point to a possible evolutionary mechanism: natural selection operated to increase taste receptors and jaw size through changing the expression of shh (and likely other genes).

In turn, the incentive to purchase slaves on the part of the Europeans rested in the need to collect manpower for the expansions of the plantation economies being developed in South and Central America after Columbus, to satisfy the quickly increasing taste in Europe for colonial goods such as tobacco and sugar.

Just as with the ocean-going salmon barges, there is a lot of work to be done before vertical fish farms become standard... but given rising food prices, the squeeze on land, the growing human population and the increasing taste for local food, perhaps its day is coming.