Sentence examples for use of sweat from inspiring English sources

There is also some interest in the use of sweat as an alternative biological matrix for detecting the recent use of marijuana (De Giovanni and Fucci [2013]; de la Torre and Pichini [2004]; Huestis et al. [2008]).

To maximize the benefits of cotton for tennis wear, the students expanded their knowledge of cotton blends to enhance the use of sweat wicking and good stretching for free movement.

New collection tools for stress biomarkers, like the use of sweat pads, automated microdialysis systems, dried blood spots, or smartphone applications, might contribute to the feasibility and implementation of idiographic research in the future.

As autologous sweat gland derived stem cells are easy to obtain, exhibit a good proliferation capacity, and improve vascularization during dermal regeneration, we suggest that the combined use of sweat gland derived stem cells and scaffolds for dermal regeneration might improve dermal regeneration in future clinical settings.

This delay between weigh-in and the match may allow acute recovery strategies, subsequent to severe food and fluid intake restrictions with dehydration (during the days just before the weigh-in) associated with vigorous exercises done with the use of sweat suits or saunas [ 13, 14].

Banksy, that damned elusive pimpernel of guerilla street art and a man born without a face (making it almost impossible for him to find fashionable sunglasses), wanted to pass comment on the use of sweat-shop child labour to produce Diamond Jubilee bunting last year.

It is thought to be a commentary on the use of sweat-shop labour.

Sweat was collected from racehorses by gentle use of an equine sweat collector in Scotland under permission of the owners and Glasgow University's Veterinary Ethics and Welfare Committee and in Trinidad under permission from the owners and the Chief Veterinary Officer of the Republic of Trinidad and Tobago.

I could smell her hair, the shampoo she used, the taint of sweat under her arms.

For example, users could add notes about the manufacturer's use of child labor, sweat shops, animal testing, toxic chemicals, and more, and then give the product a thumbs-down.

Other weaknesses include the use of subjective measures of sweating.