Sentence examples for potent bitter from inspiring English sources

To me, Bosnian coffee tasted indistinguishable from its Turkish counterpart, which is to say it was potent, bitter and as thick as mud.

Because medaka fish have been seen to strongly avoid a solution of denatonium benzoate that is a potent bitter chemical for mammals, this compound was used as an aversive tastant (data not shown).

(164) More recently, bitter-tasting compounds have been identified by taste-dilution analysis, and potent bitter compounds from the Maillard reaction with xylose, rhamnose, and l-alanine have been characterized including 1-oxo-2,3-dihydro-1 1-oxo-2,3-dihydro-1 1-oxo-2,3-dihydro-1 1-oxo-2,3-dihydro-1 1-oxo-2,3-dihydro-1traordinarily low bitter taste thresholds down to 6.3 × 10−5 mmol/L water.

I prefer to bake with cocoa powder: it is more potent and bitter than processed chocolate, and with the depth of flavour to enable it to hold its own against the other ingredients in a recipe.

We selected denatonium benzoate (a potent synthetic bitter compound commonly used in rodent taste studies), sodium benzoate (food preservative), cycloheximide (a natural product of bacterium Streptomyces griseus, also an inhibiter for protein biosynthesis), naringin (a natural bitter compound in the grapefruit skin), and saccharin (artificial sweetener with bitterness at high concentrations).

In contrast, the effect should be strong among those Asians and Africans who, never having experienced communist totalitarianism, are tempted to see it as a potent, even if bitter, medicine for their economic ills.

To older fears about loss of sovereignty, mass immigration and (more recently) the rise of Islam have been added an equally potent anger about bitter austerity, rampant unemployment and inequality – a cocktail that means contemporary Euroscepticism is alive across the political spectrum.

The anniversary beer is, as expected, massively hopped, intensely bitter and potent.

She replaces the white rum called for in the original with the more potent añejo rum and bitters, and finishes the drink not with soda, but with Champagne.

Known for its bitter taste and potent effects, ginseng has for ages had a reputation as a natural energy booster.

Berberine induced a more potent inhibition than the two other bitter substances: 1 µg and 2 µg of the former molecule respectively inhibited 50 % and 100 males; similar doses of the latter molecules respectively inhibited 35 and 80% males.