Sentence examples for smell acuity from inspiring English sources

Symptoms of zinc deficiency may include skin lesions, diarrhea, increased susceptibility to infections, night blindness, reduced taste and smell acuity, poor appetite, hair loss, slow wound healing, low sperm count, and impotence.

The genetically engineered mice performed worse on other measures of smell acuity as well.

The patient and family did not consent to further phenotypic studies such as smell acuity, auditory testing, and metabolic studies.

6 Beyond subtle motor changes, age-related decrements in oral moisture, taste, and smell acuity may contribute to reduced swallowing performance in the elderly.

The reasons for decreased intake of foods are many and include alcohol per se, presence of liver disease, impairment of the taste and smell acuity, maldigestion (decrease in bile salts or lipase), malabsorption (changes in gut mucosa and its enzymes, altered permeability, changes in motility and possibly gut edema) [ 23].

As indicated by a questionnaire, all were in good health and reported that they had a normal sense of smell and visual acuity.

Visual acuity, hearing, taste, and smell decline.

The genes associated with muscle strength, energy metabolism, and sensory nerves -- including those involved in visual acuity and sense of smell -- seem to be undergoing rapid evolution in the tiger.

With the Bushmen, a large proportion of the protein-changing differences were found to occur in genes involved in visual acuity and the perception of smell and sound.

Restoration of function is directed at multiple organ systems, which support visual acuity, airway patency, mastication, lacrimation, smelling, tasting, hearing, and facial expression.

Lemurs have long snouts (compared to the short snouts of haplorrhines) that are traditionally thought to position the nose for better sifting of smells, although long snouts do not necessarily translate into high olfactory acuity since it is not the relative size of the nasal cavity that correlates with smell, but the density of olfactory receptors.