When two or three of these substances are combined, the umami taste of a dish is vastly magnified, in an effect that chefs call a "u-bomb". And meat, says Toshihide Nishimura, a professor of food science at Nippon Veterinary and Life Science University in Tokyo, is a particularly good example of the mouthwatering synergy of umami substances.
Furthermore, measurement errors are magnified in fixed effects estimates when the independent variables are persistent over time (see Griliches and Hausman 1986).
For several reasons, the effect was magnified in Latin America.
Mr. Kahane used that effect again, magnified, in the D minor Concerto (where the cadenzas were Beethoven's).
Outside money has been all over the political landscape since the 2010 Citizens United decision, but its effect is magnified in states like Alaska with a smaller population.
The effect was magnified in the runners, whose cells showed 226 percent more oxidative stress than exercising animals that had not been given statins.
Extending previous findings, the data suggest that (1) holding information in working memory affects responses to food-related cues in the environment and that (2) this latter effect is magnified in higher weight versus healthy weight participants.
Degu exclusions, however, have had negative indirect effects on exotic annuals; native annuals appear to outcompete exotics especially during drought years The effect is magnified in all-small mammal exclusions.
In cells transfected with ENPP1-Q121 cDNA, this inhibitory effect was magnified in most of these steps (Supporting Information S1 and Figures S2, S3, S4).
The effect was magnified in the incompatible condition compared to the compatible condition.
This effect was magnified in SSRs identified from BAC library sequence and qualitatively different in EST and BAC libraries.
