Sentence examples for copious sweating from inspiring English sources

The daily volume averages 1.5 litres (about 1.6 quarts) with a range of 1 2.5 litres, but after copious sweating it may fall as low as 500 millilitres, and after excess fluid intake it may reach three litres or more.

So there was copious sweating, not just for temperatures in the "What have we done to deserve this?" zone, but for two teams tied for sixth in the West, still idling nervously one spot beyond playoff grace.

Relative polycythemia may be the consequence of abnormally lowered fluid intake or of marked loss of body fluid, such as occurs in persistent vomiting, severe diarrhea, or copious sweating or when water is caused to shift from the circulation into the tissue.

The latter may be the consequence of abnormally lowered fluid intake or of marked loss of body fluid, such as occurs in persistent vomiting, severe diarrhea, or copious sweating or when water is caused to shift from the circulation into the tissue.

Immunohistochemistry and immunofluorescence showed that latherin is present within the cells of the fundus region of the sweat gland (Figure 4D & E), which is the region with cells containing apparent storage vesicles/granules that are lost during copious sweating [39].

"Without plentiful sweat glands keeping us cool with copious sweat, we would still be clad in the thick hair of our ancestors, living largely apelike lives".

Dr. Lavker said the copious sweat glands found in the palms and soles are probably the site of these region's stem cells.

Sure, compared to, say, a cheetah, Homo sapiens run at a snail's pace, but when it comes to endurance, our specialized legs (and behinds), along with our copious sweat glands and lack of fur, mean we can outlast most mammals — advantageous to the hunters among our hunting and gathering forbears 2 million years ago.

"As for women, I have always found that the one I was in love with smelled good, and the more copious her sweat the sweeter I found it," he wrote.

Her own periods, painful and copious, add to her tormenting "terror of sweating through deodorant on a hot steamy day, the terror of smelling, the terror of staining a dress".

This situation may be explained by differences in sweat glands localization and mode of action; while the density of sweat glands in men is lower, in women sweating reaction is delayed and is less copious, which may influence electrodermal activity results [ 33].