Sentence examples for informed conditions from inspiring English sources

The aim of this study was to (i) measure how liking changes across blind, package (expected) and informed conditions, and (ii) measure how emotions change across blind and informed conditions, in products representing the widest range of sensory variability and brand identity in the market category of hazelnut and cocoa spreads.

In this context, the aim of the present work was to study the influence of health/hedonic claims on consumer hedonic and sensory perception of sugar reduction in orange/passionfruit nectars under expected and informed conditions.

The tool was used in both blind and informed conditions to illustrate its applicability across different experimental designs.

In addition, the results of the study also showed how package derived conceptualisations influenced the liking score and conceptualisations frequencies between blind and informed conditions in a small number of products.

Samples of orange/pomegranate juice with different sweeteners (no added sugar, sugar, sucralose, stevia and monk fruit extract) were evaluated by 196 consumers under blind or informed conditions, following a between-subjects experimental design.

From this information, very specifically located in a place, a region, a settlement, or a nation, decision-makers were provided with informed conditions on which they could evaluate and place water dependent uses, target limited financial resources, and understand the management practices and professions for which to train personnel to operate the system in the future.

One group took the test under the constrained (informed) condition knowing that all items had four associates, and the other group worked in the unconstrained (uninformed) condition being asked to select as many choices as they deemed appropriate.

The resulting analysis demonstrates clear variations and trends in DCA performance which may be used to inform conditions for future testing regimes.

For the other assessments they are informed about condition status due to practical reasons (the control group parents are paid incentives for the t1-interview).

By tuning in to the system's radio frequency, pilots can stay informed about conditions from many miles away.

By the time he returned to the Netherlands in 1860, he was well informed about conditions in the Indies.