The phrase "febrile of" is not a commonly used phrase in written English
It is grammatically correct, but it may not be widely understood by readers. However, it could be used in a medical or scientific context to describe someone who is experiencing a fever or has a feverish condition. For example: - The patient presented with a febrile of 102 degrees Fahrenheit. - The febrile of the child raised concerns about a possible infection. - The laboratory results showed a febrile of 38.5 degrees Celsius.
Tottenham's reputation as the most febrile of clubs has softened significantly this season, when the consequences of a change in approach have become apparent.
A number of variations on the above sophistical nastiness have been fermenting in the more febrile of our campuses for some time.
Hara Yannas enlivens the proceedings as the most febrile of the daughters, and the transposition from sultry Franco-era Spain to the religious repressions of Iran makes for some arresting visuals, again most memorably near the start.
The book explores that most febrile of pop-cultural years in which the Beatles unleashed Tomorrow Never Knows, Dylan dropped Blonde On Blonde and the western world's brightest young things reacted to the twin horrors of Vietnam and nuclear paranoia by bingeing on LSD, having lots of casual sex and wearing unusual trousers.
In an earlier attempt to bring the novel to the screen, Gary Oldman was down to play the role, and thinking of his combination of the fierce and the febrile, of his power to seduce, you can see one of the elements the character needs.
From June to December, 804 patients were admitted in the pediatric ward, 431 febrile of them were considered as malaria cases and benefitted from both malaria diagnosis and haematological count.
Grade 3/4 neutropenia was seen in 80% (59 of 74) patients with an incidence of febrile neutropenia of 16%.
Five SAEs were reports of febrile convulsions, of which two were reported as complex febrile convulsions.
During interepidemic periods, we conducted laboratory surveillance of febrile syndromes of undetermined etiology.
The number of febrile convulsions of any cause during the investigation period was greatest for 2010 (table 3).
Out of 37 febrile episodes of neutropenic and 17 febrile episodes of non neutropenic cases the most significant isolated pathogen (P < .01) were gram-positive bacteria.
