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nr titel auteur tijdschrift jaar jaarg. afl. pagina('s) type
1 About some problems arising in sensory analysis and some propositions to solve them Le Calvé, Georges
2000
4 p. 341-347
7 p.
artikel
2 Acceptability of injera with stewed chicken Zegeye, Adamu
1997
4 p. 293-295
3 p.
artikel
3 A comparison of hedonic rating and demand-revealing auctions Noussair, Charles
2004
4 p. 393-402
10 p.
artikel
4 A comparison of imputation techniques for internal preference mapping, using Monte Carlo simulation Hedderley, Duncan
1995
4 p. 281-297
17 p.
artikel
5 A comparison of methods for linear prediction of apple flavour from gas chromatographic measurements Brockhoff, Per
1993
4 p. 215-222
8 p.
artikel
6 A consumer-oriented classification system for home meal replacements Costa, A.I.A
2001
4 p. 229-242
14 p.
artikel
7 Affective same-different discrimination tests for assessing consumer discriminability between milks with subtle differences Chae, Ji Eun
2010
4 p. 427-438
12 p.
artikel
8 A hierarchy of models for analysing sensory data Qannari, El Mostafa
1995
4 p. 309-314
6 p.
artikel
9 Aims and Scope / Editorial Board 2003
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10 Aims & Scope & Editorial Board 2009
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11 Aims & Scope & Editorial Board 2010
4 p. IFC-
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12 Aims & Scope & Editorial Board 2007
4 p. CO2-
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13 Aims ; Scope ; Editorial Board 2004
4 p. IFC-
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14 Aims & Scope & Editorial Board 2008
4 p. IFC-
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15 Aims & Scope & Editorial Board 2011
4 p. IFC-
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16 Alternative methods for combining design variables and consumer preference with information about attitudes and demographics in conjoint analysis Næs, T.
2010
4 p. 368-378
11 p.
artikel
17 Analysis of food constituents 1997 Belton, P.S.
1998
4 p. 291-
1 p.
artikel
18 Analysis of sensory assessors in texture profiling of potatoes by multivariate modelling Thybo, Anette K
2000
4 p. 283-288
6 p.
artikel
19 Analytic approaches to evaluation modify hedonic responses Prescott, John
2011
4 p. 391-393
3 p.
artikel
20 Analyzing assessors and products in sorting tasks: DISTATIS, theory and applications Abdi, Hervé
2007
4 p. 627-640
14 p.
artikel
21 A new method for differentiating the androstenone sensitivity among consumers Lunde, K.
2009
4 p. 304-311
8 p.
artikel
22 Announcement 2009
4 p. II-
1 p.
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23 Application of a written scenario to evoke a consumption context in a laboratory setting: Effects on hedonic ratings Hein, Karen A.
2010
4 p. 410-416
7 p.
artikel
24 A review of selected studies assessing social-psychological determinants of fat and cholesterol intake Stafleu, Annette
1991
4 p. 183-200
18 p.
artikel
25 Authentication of honey sample via test sample and principal component analysis Zalewski, Romuald I.
1991
4 p. 223-227
5 p.
artikel
26 Balanced incomplete block designs useful for consumer experimentation Wakeling, Ian N.
2001
4 p. 265-268
4 p.
artikel
27 Base size in product testing: A psychophysical viewpoint and analysis Moskowitz, Howard R.
1997
4 p. 247-255
9 p.
artikel
28 Beef quality perception at the point of purchase: A study from Portugal Banović, Marija
2009
4 p. 335-342
8 p.
artikel
29 Behavioural extensions to preference mapping: the role of synthesis Jaeger, Sara R.
2000
4 p. 349-359
11 p.
artikel
30 Calendar 2009
4 p. I-
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31 Calendar 2010
4 p. I-II
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32 Calendar 2002
4 p. I-II
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33 Calendar 2001
4 p. I-II
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34 Calendar93 1998
4 p. 293-
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35 Calendar 2003
4 p. I-II
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36 Calendar 2007
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37 Calendar 2005
4 p. I-II
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38 Calendar 2004
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39 Calendar 2008
4 p. I-
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40 Calendar 2011
4 p. I-
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41 Can sequential harvesting help small holder organic farmers meet consumer expectations for organic potatoes? Katundu, Mangani
2010
4 p. 379-384
6 p.
artikel
42 Can the same-different test use a β-criterion as well as a τ-criterion? Lee, H.-S.
2007
4 p. 605-613
9 p.
artikel
43 Carryover in sensory trials Ferris, S.J.
2003
4 p. 299-304
6 p.
artikel
44 Comparative profiles of young coconut (Cocos nucifera, L.) from fresh and stored nuts Gatchalian, Miflora M.
1993
4 p. 193-200
8 p.
artikel
45 Comparison of food boluses prepared in vivo and by the AM2 mastication simulator Mishellany-Dutour, Anne
2011
4 p. 326-331
6 p.
artikel
46 Comparison of multivariate methods of analysis to evaluate panellists' performance Sinesio, Fiorella
1991
4 p. 201-208
8 p.
artikel
47 Comparison of optical and physical measurements with sensory assessment of the ripeness of tomato fruit Lycopersicon esculentum Hetherington, Mandy J.
1990
4 p. 243-254
12 p.
artikel
48 Comparison of two sensory profiling techniques based on consumer perception Ares, Gastón
2010
4 p. 417-426
10 p.
artikel
49 Consumer acceptance of canola oils during temperature-accelerated storage Vaisey-Genser, M.
1994
4 p. 237-243
7 p.
artikel
50 Consumer appraisal of drinking water: Multidimensional scaling analysis Falahee, Marie
1995
4 p. 327-332
6 p.
artikel
51 Consumer attitudes towards different food-processing technologies used in cheese production—The influence of consumer benefit Frewer, L.J.
1997
4 p. 271-280
10 p.
artikel
52 Consumer choices of pork chops: results from three panels in France Ngapo, T.M
2004
4 p. 349-359
11 p.
artikel
53 Consumer data—Statistical tests for differences in dispersion Best, D.J.
1995
4 p. 221-225
5 p.
artikel
54 Consumer evaluation of fish quality as basis for fish market segmentation Verbeke, Wim
2007
4 p. 651-661
11 p.
artikel
55 Consumer involvement and perceived differentiation of different kinds of pork – a Means-End Chain analysis Lind, Lena Westerlund
2007
4 p. 690-700
11 p.
artikel
56 Consumer perceptions of, and preferences for, beverage containers van Dam, Ynte K.
1994
4 p. 253-261
9 p.
artikel
57 Consumer perceptions of bananas treated with ethylene or allowed to ripen naturally Scriven, Frances
1990
4 p. 217-221
5 p.
artikel
58 Consumer preferences for pork chops with different levels of intramuscular fat O'Mahony, Robert
1991
4 p. 229-234
6 p.
artikel
59 Consumer preference structures for traditional Spanish cheeses and their relationship with sensory properties Bárcenas, P.
2001
4 p. 269-279
11 p.
artikel
60 Consumption decisions made in restaurants: The case of wine selection Jaeger, Sara R.
2010
4 p. 439-442
4 p.
artikel
61 Consumption of seafood—the influence of overweight and health beliefs Trondsen, T
2004
4 p. 361-374
14 p.
artikel
62 Contents of volume 5 1994
4 p. 291-293
3 p.
artikel
63 Contents of volume 4 1993
4 p. 237-238
2 p.
artikel
64 Contents of volume 3 1991
4 p. 241-243
3 p.
artikel
65 Contents of volume 6 1995
4 p. I-III
nvt p.
artikel
66 Cooking loss and juiciness of pork in relation to raw meat quality and cooking procedure Aaslyng, Margit Dall
2003
4 p. 277-288
12 p.
artikel
67 Correlations of sensory and instrumental meat tenderness values as affected by sampling techniques Poste, L.M.
1993
4 p. 207-214
8 p.
artikel
68 Cost/efficiency evaluation of descriptive analysis panels — I. Panel size King, Bonnie M.
1995
4 p. 245-261
17 p.
artikel
69 Country-wise differences in perception of health-related messages in cereal-based food products Saba, A.
2010
4 p. 385-393
9 p.
artikel
70 Culture and food: a model of yoghurt consumption in the EU Valli, Carlotta
2005
4 p. 291-304
14 p.
artikel
71 Descriptive analysis and external preference mapping of powdered chocolate milk Hough, Guillermo
1998
4 p. 197-204
8 p.
artikel
72 Descriptive profiles of synergistic mixtures of bulk and intense sweeteners Portmann, Marie-Odile
1998
4 p. 221-229
9 p.
artikel
73 Designing consumer trials balanced for first and higher orders of carry-over effect when only a subset of k samples from t may be tested Wakeling, Ian N.
1995
4 p. 299-308
10 p.
artikel
74 Design questions in sensory and consumer science Piggott, John R.
1995
4 p. 217-220
4 p.
artikel
75 Development of quick-cooking meat congees using multi-level sensory evaluation Azanza, Ma.Patricia V
2004
4 p. 331-340
10 p.
artikel
76 Dietary habits and the perception and liking of sweetness among Australian and Malaysian students: A cross-cultural study Holt, S.H.A
2000
4 p. 299-312
14 p.
artikel
77 Do facial reactions add new dimensions to measuring sensory responses to basic tastes? Wendin, Karin
2011
4 p. 346-354
9 p.
artikel
78 Dual-attribute time-intensity sensory evaluation: A new method for temporal measurement of sensory perceptions Duizer, L.M.
1997
4 p. 261-269
9 p.
artikel
79 Dynamics of food breakdown during eating in relation to perceptions of texture and preference: a study on biscuits 1 1 This paper was presented at the Third Rose Marie Pangborn Memorial Symposium (Ålesund, Norway, 9–13 August 1998). Brown, Wendy E
2000
4 p. 259-267
9 p.
artikel
80 Editorial Hamer, Rob J
2002
4 p. 201-
1 p.
artikel
81 Editorial Board 2002
4 p. IFC-
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82 Editorial board 2005
4 p. IFC-
1 p.
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83 Effect of pig sex on consumer ratings for pork chops and bacon Gullett, E.A.
1993
4 p. 201-205
5 p.
artikel
84 Effect of viscosity, sodium caseinate and oil on bitterness perception of olive oil phenolics Pripp, Are Hugo
2004
4 p. 375-382
8 p.
artikel
85 Effects and influences of motivation on trained panelists Lund, Cynthia M.
2009
4 p. 295-303
9 p.
artikel
86 Effects of bitterness, roughness, PROP taster status, and fungiform papillae density on bread acceptance Bakke, Alyssa
2011
4 p. 317-325
9 p.
artikel
87 Effects of color and odor on judgments of sweetness among children and adults Lavin, Joseph G.
1998
4 p. 283-289
7 p.
artikel
88 Effects of complexity and intensity on sensory specific satiety and food acceptance after repeated consumption Weijzen, P.L.G.
2008
4 p. 349-359
11 p.
artikel
89 Estimating a “consumer rejection threshold” for cork taint in white wine Prescott, John
2005
4 p. 345-349
5 p.
artikel
90 Expected versus experienced quality: trade-off with price Lange, Christine
2000
4 p. 289-297
9 p.
artikel
91 Extrinsic attributes of red meat as indicators of quality in Europe: an application for market segmentation Bernués, Alberto
2003
4 p. 265-276
12 p.
artikel
92 Extruded wheat flour: Correlation between processing and product quality parameters Andersson, Yngve
1990
4 p. 201-216
16 p.
artikel
93 Fatty versus creamy sensations for custard desserts, white sauces, and mayonnaises de Wijk, René A.
2007
4 p. 641-650
10 p.
artikel
94 Flavour and texture in sourmilk affected by thickeners and fat content Wendin, Karin
1997
4 p. 281-291
11 p.
artikel
95 Food physics and oral physiology Lucas, P.W.
2002
4 p. 203-213
11 p.
artikel
96 Food provisioning and Spanish attitudes: A UK perspective Marshall, D.W.
1993
4 p. 177-185
9 p.
artikel
97 Food texture: perception and measurement. Report of an international workshop held at conference center “De Wageningse Berg” Wageningen, The Netherlands, 28 November–1 December 1999 2002
4 p. 237-255
19 p.
artikel
98 How different are GM food accepters and rejecters really? A means-end chains application to yogurt in Germany Boecker, Andreas
2008
4 p. 383-394
12 p.
artikel
99 Identification of new food alternatives: How do consumers categorize meat and meat substitutes? Hoek, Annet C.
2011
4 p. 371-383
13 p.
artikel
100 Identification of tactile mechanisms for the evaluation of object sizes during texture perception Strassburg, Julia
2009
4 p. 329-334
6 p.
artikel
101 Identifying outlying assessors in sensory profiling using fuzzy clustering and multi-block methodology Dahl, Tobias
2009
4 p. 287-294
8 p.
artikel
102 Impact of the arousal potential of uncommon drinks on the repeated exposure effect Sulmont-Rossé, Claire
2008
4 p. 412-420
9 p.
artikel
103 Importance of the country of origin in food consumption in a developing country Schnettler, Berta
2008
4 p. 372-382
11 p.
artikel
104 Individual differences in starchy food consumption: The application of preference mapping Monteleone, E.
1998
4 p. 211-219
9 p.
artikel
105 Influence of lipid matrix in the bitterness perception of virgin olive oil García-Mesa, José A.
2008
4 p. 421-430
10 p.
artikel
106 Influence of packaging material and storage condition on the sensory quality of broccoli Jacobsson, Annelie
2004
4 p. 301-310
10 p.
artikel
107 Influence of three non-sensory factors on consumer choice of functional yogurts over regular ones Ares, Gastón
2010
4 p. 361-367
7 p.
artikel
108 Instron texture profile of buffalo milk cheddar cheese as influenced by composition and ripening changes Patel, H.G.
1993
4 p. 187-192
6 p.
artikel
109 Internal and external mapping of preferences for commercial lager beers: comparison of hedonic ratings by consumers blind versus with knowledge of brand and price ☆ ☆ Presented in part at the Annual Meeting of the Institute of Food Technologists, Orlando, Florida, USA, June 1997. Guinard, Jean-Xavier
2001
4 p. 243-255
13 p.
artikel
110 Interpreting generalized procrustes analysis ‘analysis of variance’ tables Dijksterhuis, Garmt
1990
4 p. 255-265
11 p.
artikel
111 Is there a market for functional wines? Consumer preferences and willingness to pay for resveratrol-enriched red wine Barreiro-Hurlé, J.
2008
4 p. 360-371
12 p.
artikel
112 Mastication of heterogeneous foods: Peanuts inside two different food matrices Hutchings, Scott C.
2011
4 p. 332-339
8 p.
artikel
113 Measuring validity in sensory analysis Lea, Per
1995
4 p. 321-326
6 p.
artikel
114 Modelling of dynamic flavour properties with ordinary differential equations Janestad, Hans
2000
4 p. 323-329
7 p.
artikel
115 Modelling relations between instrumental and sensory measurements in factorial experiments Skovgaard, Ib M.
1995
4 p. 239-244
6 p.
artikel
116 Modern data mining tools in descriptive sensory analysis: A case study with a Random forest approach Granitto, P.M.
2007
4 p. 681-689
9 p.
artikel
117 On the relation between texture perception and fundamental mechanical parameters for liquids and time dependent solids van Vliet, Ton
2002
4 p. 227-236
10 p.
artikel
118 Packed coffee drink consumption and product attribute preferences of young adults in Taiwan Hsu, Jane Lu
2005
4 p. 361-367
7 p.
artikel
119 Panel and panelist agreement for product comparisons in studies of Temporal Dominance of Sensations Meyners, Michael
2011
4 p. 365-370
6 p.
artikel
120 Perceptual mapping of citrus juices using projective mapping and profiling data from culinary professionals and consumers Nestrud, Michael A.
2008
4 p. 431-438
8 p.
artikel
121 PLS methodology to study relationships between hedonic judgements and product characteristics Tenenhaus, Michel
2005
4 p. 315-325
11 p.
artikel
122 Predicting intentions and behaviour of Swedish 10–16-year-olds at breakfast Gummeson, Lena
1997
4 p. 297-306
10 p.
artikel
123 Predicting sensory properties from rheological measurements of low-fat spreads Rønn, Birgitte B.
1998
4 p. 187-196
10 p.
artikel
124 Predicting the intention to use juice or milk in three contexts Lähteenmäki, Liisa
1998
4 p. 231-236
6 p.
artikel
125 Predictors of purchase of eco-labelled food products: A panel study Grankvist, Gunne
2007
4 p. 701-708
8 p.
artikel
126 Preferred information strategies for food allergic consumers. A study in Germany, Greece, and The Netherlands Voordouw, Jantine
2011
4 p. 384-390
7 p.
artikel
127 Premium honeys: Response of sensory panelists Swanson, Ruthann B.
1991
4 p. 215-221
7 p.
artikel
128 Profiling nutritional gatekeepers: three methods for differentiating influential cooks Wansink, Brian
2003
4 p. 289-297
9 p.
artikel
129 Progress in Food Analysis 1996 Fenwick, G.R.
1997
4 p. 319-
1 p.
artikel
130 Projective mapping: A tool for sensory analysis and consumer research Risvik, Einar
1994
4 p. 263-269
7 p.
artikel
131 PROP sensitivity reflects sensory discrimination between custard desserts de Wijk, René A.
2007
4 p. 597-604
8 p.
artikel
132 Quality attributes of pariza salami as influenced by the addition of mechanically deboned chicken meat Raphaelides, S.N.
1998
4 p. 237-242
6 p.
artikel
133 Quality Function Deployment (QFD)—can it be used to develop food products? Benner, M.
2003
4 p. 327-339
13 p.
artikel
134 Quality of peas modelled by a structural equation system Bech, A.C
2000
4 p. 275-281
7 p.
artikel
135 Quantified approach to sensory panelist selection Minoza-Gatchalian, Miflora
1990
4 p. 233-241
9 p.
artikel
136 Rapid methods of analysis of food and food raw materials Gordon, M.H.
1990
4 p. 267-
1 p.
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137 Relating consumer perceptions of pork quality to physical product characteristics Bredahl, L.
1998
4 p. 273-281
9 p.
artikel
138 Replicated difference and preference tests: how to account for inter-trial variation Bi, Jian
2000
4 p. 269-273
5 p.
artikel
139 Reply to: Base size in product testing: A psychophysical viewpoint and analysis McEwan, Jean A.
1997
4 p. 257-258
2 p.
artikel
140 Sandwiches and milk with varying fat and sodium contents: What is the best combination? Tuorila, Hely
1990
4 p. 223-231
9 p.
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141 Second Sensometrics Meeting — Edinburgh, 16–18 September 1994: Introduction on behalf of the organising committee Hunter, E.Anthony
1995
4 p. 215-216
2 p.
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142 Sensory benefits, emotions and usage patterns for olives: using Internet-based conjoint analysis and segmentation to understand patterns of response Moskowitz, Howard
2005
4 p. 369-382
14 p.
artikel
143 Sensory difference tests for margarine: A comparison of R-Indices derived from ranking and A-Not A methods considering response bias and cognitive strategies Lee, H.S.
2007
4 p. 675-680
6 p.
artikel
144 Sensory education decreases food neophobia score and encourages trying unfamiliar foods in 8–12-year-old children Mustonen, Sari
2010
4 p. 353-360
8 p.
artikel
145 Sensory evaluation of food—Principles and practices 1998 Kilcast, David
1998
4 p. 291-292
2 p.
artikel
146 Sensory experiments as crossover studies Kunert, J.
1998
4 p. 243-253
11 p.
artikel
147 Sensory mapping using Flash profile. Comparison with a conventional descriptive method for the evaluation of the flavour of fruit dairy products Delarue, Julien
2004
4 p. 383-392
10 p.
artikel
148 Sensory measurement of dynamic flavour intensity in ice cream with different fat levels and flavourings Frøst, Michael Bom
2005
4 p. 305-314
10 p.
artikel
149 Sensory perception of fat in common foods using two scaling methods Tepper, Beverly J.
1994
4 p. 245-251
7 p.
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150 Sensory profiling during ripening of reggianito grating cheese, using both traditional ripening and in plastic wrapping Hough, Guillermo
1994
4 p. 271-280
10 p.
artikel
151 Sequential design of sensory trials Mead, R.
1995
4 p. 271-280
10 p.
artikel
152 Short-term appetite-reducing effects of a low-fat dairy product enriched with protein and fibre Lluch, Anne
2010
4 p. 402-409
8 p.
artikel
153 Social identification, social representations, and consumer innovativeness in an organic food context: A cross-national comparison Bartels, Jos
2010
4 p. 347-352
6 p.
artikel
154 Statistical analysis relating analytical and consumer panel assessments of kiwifruit flavour compounds in a model juice base Ball, Roderick D.
1998
4 p. 255-266
12 p.
artikel
155 Student acceptance of unique meals Jonsson, Inger
1991
4 p. 235-239
5 p.
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156 Studies on taste thresholds in a group of adolescent children in rural Nigeria Okoro, Obi E.
1998
4 p. 205-210
6 p.
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157 Sugars and sweetness in buttercup squash Corrigan, Virginia K
2000
4 p. 313-322
10 p.
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158 Suitability of chemical parameters in setting quality standards for deep-fried snacks Jonnalagadda, Paddmaja R.
2001
4 p. 223-228
6 p.
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159 Suitability of free choice profiling for assessment of orange-based carbonated soft-drinks Lachnit, Marike
2003
4 p. 257-263
7 p.
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160 Taste or health: A study on consumer acceptance of corn chips Tepper, Beverly J.
1998
4 p. 267-272
6 p.
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161 Texture is a sensory property Szczesniak, Alina Surmacka
2002
4 p. 215-225
11 p.
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162 Texture of semi-solids; sensory and instrumental measurements on vanilla custard desserts de Wijk, René A
2003
4 p. 305-317
13 p.
artikel
163 The application of check-all-that-apply (CATA) consumer profiling to preference mapping of vanilla ice cream and its comparison to classical external preference mapping Dooley, Lauren
2010
4 p. 394-401
8 p.
artikel
164 The consumer’s attitude toward genetically modified foods in Taiwan Chen, Mei-Fang
2007
4 p. 662-674
13 p.
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165 The cross-modal effect of fragrance in shampoo: Modifying the perceived feel of both product and hair during and after washing Churchill, Anne
2009
4 p. 320-328
9 p.
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166 The effectiveness of palate cleansing strategies for evaluating the bitterness of caffeine in cream cheese Johnson, Elizabeth A.
2004
4 p. 311-316
6 p.
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167 The effect of membrane-processed water on sensory properties of Oolong tea drinks Yau, N.J.N
2000
4 p. 331-339
9 p.
artikel
168 The effect of NaFeEDTA on sensory perception and long term acceptance of instant noodles by Vietnamese school children Le, H.T.
2007
4 p. 619-626
8 p.
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169 The effect of preparation method and typicality of colour on children’s acceptance for vegetables Poelman, A.A.M.
2011
4 p. 355-364
10 p.
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170 The effects of name and recipe on the perceived ethnicity and acceptability of selected Italian foods by British subjects Meiselman, Herbert L.
1991
4 p. 209-214
6 p.
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171 The impact of variations in flavour compounds on meat acceptability: a comparison of Japanese and New Zealand consumers Prescott, John
2001
4 p. 257-264
8 p.
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172 The propensity for consumers to offset health risks through the use of functional foods and nutraceuticals: The case of lycopene Henson, Spencer
2008
4 p. 395-406
12 p.
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173 The role of olfaction in the elaboration and use of the Chardonnay wine concept Ballester, Jordi
2005
4 p. 351-359
9 p.
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174 The role of permutation tests in exploratory multivariate data analysis Dijksterhuis, Garmt B.
1995
4 p. 263-270
8 p.
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175 The taste of calcium and magnesium salts and anionic modifications Lawless, Harry T.
2003
4 p. 319-325
7 p.
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176 Thurstonian scales obtained by transformation of beta distributions Carbonell, L.
2008
4 p. 407-411
5 p.
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177 Training is a critical step to obtain reliable product profiles in a real food industry context Labbe, D
2004
4 p. 341-348
8 p.
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178 Understanding food choice in adult men: Influence of nutrition knowledge, food beliefs and dietary restraint Tepper, Beverly J.
1997
4 p. 307-317
11 p.
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179 Understanding middle-aged consumers' perceptions of meat using repertory grid methodology Russell, C.G
2004
4 p. 317-329
13 p.
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180 Univariate and multivariate modelling of flavour release in chewing gum using time-intensity: a comparison of data analytical methods Ovejero-López, I.
2005
4 p. 327-343
17 p.
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181 Use and appropriateness in cheese choice, and an evaluation of attributes influencing appropriateness Jack, Frances R.
1994
4 p. 281-290
10 p.
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182 Use of multi-stratum design and analysis in a sensory trial Forde, Ciarán G.
2007
4 p. 614-618
5 p.
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183 Uses of change-over designs and repeated measurements in sensory and consumer studies Schlich, Pascal
1993
4 p. 223-235
13 p.
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184 Utilizing the R-index measure for threshold testing in model caffeine solutions Robinson, K.M.
2005
4 p. 283-289
7 p.
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185 Visualizing the difference between triangle and 3AFC judgements MacRae, A.W.
1995
4 p. 315-320
6 p.
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186 What is the meaning of stability in the mean? Cornell, John A.
1997
4 p. 259-260
2 p.
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187 Who told you the triangle test was simple? O'Mahony, Michael
1995
4 p. 227-238
12 p.
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188 Wine purchase decisions and consumption behaviours: Insights from a probability sample drawn in Auckland, New Zealand Jaeger, Sara R.
2009
4 p. 312-319
8 p.
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189 Would repeated consumption of sports drinks with different acidulants lead to hedonic adjustment? Kinnear, Marise
2011
4 p. 340-345
6 p.
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