Astrid's eczema is a fluid, febrile force.
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.
A rarity in football's febrile, paranoid corridors of power, Ouseley revels – and sometimes despairs – in telling it as it is.
Stillman's sense of power is serious: within the febrile exclusivity of his glossy set is an underlying quest to clearly see the way in which the world works.
When the British Army conquered Syria in 1918, the jostling for power between different groups became febrile.
He is a kindly and sagacious presence on our television screens and, in this febrile pre-referendum climate, has attained mystical powers for Scottish nationalists.
Our study does show some nonsignificant association between epilepsy and both head injury and febrile seizures; for a larger study with more power, these associations may have been significant.
Raising Steam tells the story of what happens when steam power is added to Ankh-Morpork's already febrile industrial revolution, with predictable results – screams, explosions and people running into the night.
The lack of differences in survival and AIDS-free survival between the groups may suggest that mycobacteremia does not have the prognostic value in the HIV-infected tuberculosis suspect population that it does in the febrile illness population [ 12], or may simply be due to lack of power to detect a difference.
Brian Cookson said he was not stopping teams from releasing power or technical data, adding the publication of such information in the "current febrile atmosphere" would be a "good thing" to do.
Importantly, we did not observe a relationship between the gut microbiota composition and the prospective risk of developing febrile malaria once P. falciparum blood-stage infections were established, possibly due to a lack of statistical power.
