Sentence examples for elicit irritation from inspiring English sources

It is not only in Italy, however, that Vinceti has managed to elicit irritation from the art establishment.

In this study, we significantly advanced the sheep model by developing approaches to detect and quantify inflammatory responses resulting from application of a nonoxynol-9-containing gel known to elicit vaginal irritation.

This odor was selected for clinical testing because no specific anosmia to it had been described and because it does not elicit a trigeminal (irritation) response (and thus threshold sensitivity was believed to reflect only olfactory ability).

Chamber studies (unencumbered exposures) of nonsmoker responses to environmental tobacco smoke offer two candidate end points: (a) Tidal volume increases and breathing frequency declines with stimuli that elicit only moderate irritation.

It isn't surprising that the restrictions should have elicited so much irritation in Goa, whose residents have a hearty appetite for spicy chorizos, vindaloo and other carnivorous delights.

Controlled chamber studies expose human volunteers to known concentrations of formaldehyde, with the best of these studies including clean air controls (i.e., 0 ppm formaldehyde), in order to unequivocally determine the air concentrations of formaldehyde that can reliably elicit symptoms of sensory irritation in the absence of any potential confounders.

The Muhammad Ali of the dance world, he possesses an audacity, eloquence and insolence that have elicited both awe and irritation.

The comment elicited a murmur of irritation in the packed meeting room, but a few minutes later, Microsoft's own chief privacy officer, Richard Purcell, said much the same thing.

Because odor properties can often be detected at much lower concentrations than those capable of eliciting upper respiratory tract irritation, confusion between odor and irritation coupled with variability in odor sensitivity and response can produce significant obstacles for evaluating the potential for adverse effects or annoyance from worker and community exposures.

Distinguishing between the exposure that elicits local effects of sensory irritation in the upper respiratory tract and the exposure that elicits self-reports of irritation is a key component in establishing occupational exposure limits that are protective of exposed workers.

Meningeal irritation signs are elicited by inflammation or presence of foreign materials such as blood in the subarachnoid space [4].