Sentence examples for significant smell from inspiring English sources
The phrase 'significant smell' is correct and usable in written English
You can use it to express the idea that something smells strongly or has a noticeable odor. For example, "The significant smell of smoke filled the air as the fire burned out of control."
Our results demonstrate that Zicam use could irreversibly damage mouse and human nasal tissue and may lead to significant smell dysfunction.
Early-stage PD has been associated to a significant smell dysfunction in some monogenic forms as well as in sporadic PD cases, with a prevalence of approximately 90% [ 37].
There was a significant age-related smell detection decline however smell recognition and identification increased up to fourth decade and declined after the sixth decade of life.
Ms. Bentley said: "There's something really significant about food smells that provide these important communal experiences for a family.
Obstructed labor was diagnosed when a laboring mother presented with > 24 hours of labor, unable to support herself or unable to move her lower extremities, with deranged vital signs, distended bladder, Bandle's ring formed in the lower uterine segment, fetal distress or death, edematous vulva, big caput, significant molding, foul smelling and thick meconium stained amniotic fluid.
They found a significant higher proportion of smell deficits in 60 nonaffected parents of patients with NSCL/P, using the University of Pennsylvania Smell Identification Test (UPSIT).
Across all observation points P. persimilis females had a highly significant preference for the smell emanating from the familiar group (Wilcoxon signed-ranks test: Z = −4.571, N = 30, P ≤ 0.001).
We hope that the Department is right that current operations will prevent significant numbers of longfin smelt from being sucked into the pumps, and we expect that DFG will closely monitor the situation and take prompt action in future weeks if there is a problem.
Unlike the present study however, they found no significant association between foul smelling amniotic fluid and positive CRP levels.
We have, however, examined and confirmed effect of esfenvalerate upon some of the genes in a different age group of larval delta smelt, identifying significant responses that are primarily linked with swimming behavior.
The pipe was leaking/wasting hot water and we had a constant significant puddle that started to smell and was all around the toilet.
