Sentence examples for local sweat from inspiring English sources

Local sweat sensation showed more distinct difference between values in exercise and recovery than regional thermal sensation (Figure 3).

In FullPPE, local sweat sensation around the head and hands tended to be greater than those on other regions.

While those looking to go big and really impress can gift an entire home sauna system from Sunlighten, a more practical approach may be gifting a gift card to a local sweat studio that uses these industry leading saunas, like HotBox in LA or Shape House in New York.

Off in Wakile-Gorga land, Joe and the Lebanese Jeff Goldblum are working on their fitness at a local sweat lodge.

Local sweat rate was determined by calculating the difference in water content between the effluent and influent air for each capsule, multiplied by the flow rate, and normalized for the skin surface area under the capsule.

Local sweat rate (LSR) was measured using a 3.8 cm ventilated capsule affixed to the skin on the forearm (LSRFA) and upper back (LSRUB) with an adhesive ring and topical skin glue (Collodion HV, Mavidon Medical, Lake Work, FL, USA).

In countries in which newborn screening is not available, most individuals are primarily diagnosed by means of the sweat test, in which pilocarpine is applied to the skin to stimulate local sweating followed by iontophoresis to determine the concentration of chloride.

Within an hour victims generally develop more severe local pain with local sweating and sometimes piloerection (goosebumps).

Within an hour, a more severe local pain may develop with local sweating and sometimes piloerection (goosebumps)—these three symptoms together are a classic presentation of redback spider envenomation.

Novel to the current study was the observation of psychological sweating following exertional heat stress given that the local sweating at both the forearm and upper back skin sites increased significantly as a result of the PASAT administration in both young and older males 30 min following the final exercise bout in the high air velocity condition.

Climbing mountains is the business on which Zermatt's prosperity was founded - before the wacko English stopped by, locals sweated long hours in the fields and pastures - and the first ascent of the Matterhorn in 1865 and its tragic aftermath gave Zermatt a rather grisly unique selling point and sent its fame soaring.