Most of these dosage forms are biodegradable to avoid the need for the removal of empty remnants after drug exhaustion.
An editor might have warned against too many improbably precise descriptions of events and places that lie almost 20 years in the past, as in the scene at Mykonos, blood "speckling the empty china like remnants of some crimson garnish, dotting the uneaten bread in the straw baskets, beading upon the petals of the plastic flowers in their stubby vases".
At that point, the table was littered with near-empty wine glasses, the remnants of a pairing menu that featured "low-intervention natural wines" almost to exclusion.
Only the tattered remnants of her empty egg capsules remained, indicating a successful hatch.
Migrants now steer clear of the factory, leaving behind bits of soiled clothing and empty food packaging - the remnants of past lives strewn across the decaying floors.
After endoscopic removal of intracranial hematoma, artificial cerebrospinal fluid would be used to fill the empty cavity and wash the remnants of hematoma, resulting in a clear vision under endoscopy.
When that happens, the mill will be just another collection of empty, haunting buildings, like those eerie remnants of the old Jones & Laughlin ironworks down the road.
Big is the point at Lavo, a boisterous restaurant and nightclub on East 58th Street with roots in Las Vegas: big portions of Southern Italian food, big goblets of wine, big tables littered with empty lobster-tail shells and the remnants of a behemoth meatball lingering in a cast-iron skillet.
Waiters, bow ties sagging, panted amid the vestiges of the high muck-a-muckery: dented leather armchairs, remnants of sliders, half-empty tumblers of Scotch.
The searing photographs depict a seemingly unconscious Overn surrounded by emptied plastic cups, along with other remnants of a riotous "last night".
