Sentence examples for taste compounds from inspiring English sources

Coffee made with a mixture of water and alcohol can produce a bit (if not the best) of both worlds: the pure, smooth character that alcohol attracts plus the extra taste compounds that water draws from the coffee.

However, our full explanation, so far, as to how temperature affects the balance of tastes is infinitely more complicated and nuanced, with the concentration of taste compounds in the food another key factor, along with variations in taste sensitivity among individuals and the fact that other sensory components of the tongue are heat-sensitive, too.

The present results suggest that umami taste compounds are effective stimuli of the chemoreceptors in the pharynx of both mice and rats.

Coffee is more labor-intensive than wine to produce and has three times the "complexity" -- the volume of taste compounds (called organoleptic compounds).

"Honestly there's not a lot of variation in the taste compounds," said Delwiche, who has degrees in psychology and food science.

The GPCRs are involved in the perception of the environment, being activated by taste compounds, pheromones, odorants and even photons [ 2].

Intragastric infusion of sweet- and bitter-tasting compounds also impacts taste preference [52], [53].

The disorder is treated by regular administration of the aminothiol, cysteamine, an odiferous and unpleasant tasting compound that along with its metabolites is excreted in breath and sweat, leading to poor patient compliance.

Shrimp muscle contains taste component compounds, such as glutamic acid and inosinic acid (IMP).

Researchers have identified a huge family of receptors that help us taste bitter compounds.

But it's not the anthocyanin you taste – that compound is almost completely flavourless.