Sentence examples for olfactory evidence from inspiring English sources

A section called "Inspirations" hosts the most experimental dishes; most popular, based on olfactory evidence, may be the black cod with hinoki smoke.

The prudential norm recommending belief that your daughter is not smoking pot when you're gone conflicts with the epistemic norm to follow your olfactory evidence.

They will save these pricey items for a day with less wind and more certain olfactory evidence.

You realize that he thinks you are dirty (unfortunately, not in the Christina Aguilera-smash-hit kind of way), and there is olfactory evidence to prove this fact.

Factors associated with damp and cold conditions were assessed, as were visual and olfactory evidence of mould.

Moreover, it is not supported in ring-tailed lemurs by olfactory evidence, given that sex and individual identity are chemically encoded [ 35] and detected [ 33, 34] in scent cues throughout the year.

Although the studies by Rabin and Cain (1984) and Murphy et al. (1991) provide information on long-term olfactory retention, evidence is based on familiar everyday odors (Lawless 1978).

This approach goes on to defend the appeal to intuitions on the grounds that according to our standard justificatory practice intuitions as well as experiences (visual, tactile, auditory, olfactory, taste) provide evidence.

In olfactory cilia too, evidence has long suggested that transduction capacity is not uniformly distributed along the length.

In contrast to the foregoing olfactory task, there is evidence that the latter procedure is, indeed, NMDA-dependent.

Our experiment provides the first direct evidence that olfactory receptors are functional in true taste neurons of Drosophila.