Sentence examples for palatable period from inspiring English sources

Endless Jane Austen film adaptations have given us the idea that the Regency was a classy, pretty, palatable period of history.

Our initial interpretation of these results was that this could originate from the differential organoleptic properties between -PPO and WT tubers arising from metabolic dissimilarities and/or due to the reduced browning in -PPO tubers, allowing a slower deterioration and making them palatable for longer periods of time than WT tubers [10].

One of Sun Ra's greatest innovations was to introduce electric keyboards and synthesisers into jazz, long before Miles Davis's more widely-heralded and easily palatable electric jazz fusion period.

Director, Belle Having made waves with 2004's awards-winning A Way of Life, British film-maker Amma Asante conquered America this year with her second directorial feature, Belle, a Manx-made movie that wrapped a discussion of slavery and sexual inequality in the palatable costume of an Austen-esque period drama.

"I believe that with all the circumstances that were facing the state in this case, this resolution is one that is palatable and I think that after a period of time it will be acceptable to the public as the right thing," Mr. Ellington said.

This paradigm models a clinical phenomenon of an excessive, binge-type food consumption, where individuals repeatedly seek out and consume large amounts of highly palatable food, in a brief and discrete period of time (Weltzin et al. 1991).

Utilising this model, we provided scheduled access to a solid high fat palatable diet (HFD) for a 2-h period each day, without imposed caloric restriction during the remainder of the day, a manipulation that resulted in consumption of large, binge-type meals in both rats and mice (Bake, Duncan, Morgan, & Mercer, 2013).

Herbaceous species were categorized into four palatability classes, as highly palatable, palatable, less palatable, and unpalatable based on the opinion of livestock herders and according to Tainton (1981).

Mice exhibit similar daily rhythms of food anticipatory running and general locomotor activity when food is temporally restricted [21], [23], and we expected that they would also anticipate a sweet and/or fatty snack, if the food was sufficiently palatable to stimulate eating during the lights-on period without caloric restriction.

Providing mice with a palatable high fat diet for a 2-h period each day without caloric restriction is very effective in promoting hyperphagia during the access period (Fig. 1A).

Changes in most vegetation categories that we expected when animal numbers exceeded model optimums for short periods (decreases in coverage/stem numbers of palatable plant species, increases in bare ground or unpalatable plant species) did not occur consistently under high or low precipitation conditions.