article_snippet.sent: ’s state of intoxication by looking at the temperature of Greek researchers face - especially the forehead and nose.
article_snippet.sent: Researchers from the University of Patras took thermal infrared photographs of 41 volunteers’ faces, before and after drinking four glasses of wine.
article_snippet.sent: Researchers from the University of Patras Patras took thermal infrared photographs of 41 volunteers’ faces, before and after drinking four glasses of wine.
article_snippet.sent: In the study, the researchers found that the temperature of the forehead and to a lesser extent, the nose, is the best indication of a person’s drunken state and built an algorithm to recognise intoxication with 90% accuracy.
article_snippet.sent: The scientists found that the temperature of the forehead, and to a lesser extent the nose, is the best indication of a person’s drunken state and built an algorithm to recognise intoxication with 90 per cent accuracy.
article_snippet.sent: The scientists wrote in the study, published in the journal Forensic Journal International: ‘It was found that It was mainly the face forehead that changed thermal behaviour with alcohol consumption.'
article_snippet.sent: Many people found the temperature of the forehead and the nose is the best indication of a person’s drunken state, and built an algorithm to recognise intoxication with 90% accuracy.
highlights_snippet.sent: Determines a person's state of intoxication by their facial temperature .
  
highlights_snippet.sent: Analysing the forehead and nose gives an accuracy rate of 90 per cent .
  