Furthermore, CXCL14 defective mice exhibit metabolic defects [64] and may have abnormal taste buds implying that CXCL14 could play a direct role in the development or regulation of taste buds.
On average, the human tongue has 2,000 8,000 taste buds, implying that there are hundreds of thousands of receptor cells.
My smoked chicken, fennel, mint and orange salad did everything a starter should, with its fresh taste and implied invitation to proceed with gusto to the main course.
Furthermore, caffeine concentrations in nectar did not exceed the bees' bitter taste threshold, implying that pollinators impose selection for nectar that is pharmacologically active but not repellent.
"Essential" is a matter of perspective and taste but also implies an optimistic volition: here, the organizers assert, are works worth preserving, playing and celebrating.
Meanwhile, the taste of my blood implies that I am rusting, that a broken machine lies half-submerged in the pond I carry with me.
This implies that umami taste is different from the four basic tastes.
But this is a movie that is honourably concerned to avoid sensationalism and to avoid the bad taste involved in implying that journalists, and not the child abuse survivors, are the really important people here.
Until reading Citrus, in fact, I had not realized just how many tastes the title implied: lemon, lime, orange, and grapefruit, of course, but also citron, tangerine, kumquat, calamondin, and the self-descriptive Ugli, not to mention such variants as bergamot, mandarin, Valencia, ortanique, and Honey Murcott.
In the nineteen-twenties, the producer Irving Thalberg recognized that a pattern of distribution implies a pattern of taste-making.
