Perspiration was induced by heating the back of the subject with an electrical heating system for ten minutes.
Mr. Clinton's face appeared on two large screens in the church auditorium, the kind of close-up that the television networks use to show the awkward, perspiration-inducing moments of an interview.
It has been used in folk medicine to induce perspiration and menstruation.
"It wasn't intended to induce breathless perspiration.
Some body parts such as back of the hand, top of the foot, and sole did not induce significant perspiration from our heating stimulus conditions.
The controlled conditions were empirically obtained by the pilot study in which we found appropriate temperature and humidity values (27°C and 35%) to induce moderate perspiration from the heating stimulus in the back of subjects for ten minutes.
As results, susceptibility to KRG-induced alleviation of perspiration, anemia and flushing were different due to the Sasang constitutions: Particularly, the SE type showed sensitive responses to KRG, compared to other types.
Desktops: A prime naughty spot on account of the fact that what would normally host hour after hour of sweated slave labour should also be permitted to induce the odd bout of more fun-filled perspiration.
We concur that most plant toxins do not induce fever, but some do contain anticholinergic alkaloids that may interfere with perspiration and elevate body temperature.
In this investigation, the clothing thermal insulation under very low perspiration and very heavy perspiration have been measured using a novel perspiring fabric thermal manikin.
But mammals, including humans, are drawn to truffles' swoon-inducing perfume, in part because it can include the pheromone alpha-androstenol, found in the underarm perspiration of men and the urine of women.
