Sentence examples for lower taste from inspiring English sources

The company has conducted fMRI studies to test the hypothesis that calling a product "healthy" may lower taste expectations in the brain.

We tested the hypothesis that lower taste sensitivity to PROP would be associated with higher BMI but that high dietary restraint would mask this association.

For example, setups are sequenced from products with high to low purity requirements, from the lower taste of a food product to the stronger, or from the brighter colour of a product to the darker (Lütke Entrup et al. 2005).

Although we hypothesized that Sri Lankans who consume a diet rich in spices to have lower taste sensitivity when compared to people consuming bland foods, the detection and recognition thresholds for sucrose in normoglycemic individuals were found to be comparable to studies done elsewhere [ 27- 29] in populations with different dietary habits.

It apostrophizes our present era of plutocratic democracy, sinking scads of money in a gesture of solidarity with lower-class taste.

An award, one imagines, for provision of dark arts to the ruling party and for lowering the taste bar in British elections.

So does the show's curator, Jeff Koons, the foundational artist of Joannou's collection and the creator of the boom era's definitive art: perfectionist icons of lower-class taste — stainless-steel balloon animals, life-size pornographic statues, tinted rococo mirrors — that advertise the jolly democratic sentiments of their loaded buyers.

We ran up a bill for £306, with the lower-priced tasting menu, a bottle of skanky rosé from the section marked "cheapskate restaurant critics" – it still cost £37 – and two poor cocktails.

Sales of ketchup were up 12.0% as people tried to compensate for lower-quality tasting meats with the condiment.

Unlike most other breweries which offer small samplings along the tour or a chance to buy pints at full price, Coors offers three full glasses of beer for free at the end of the tour in the lower-level tasting room.  .

Research has shown that we associate higher sounds with sweet tastes and lower sounds with sour tastes, he explains.