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Despite the popularity if a given traditional Chinese medicine, the actual contents — frequently in the form of a pill, powder or tea — are often hard to ascertain.
His journey occurs through magical flight (frequently in the form of a bird) with animal psychopomps (soul conductors) or guardians or by ascending the sacred tree that connects heaven and earth.
Most data in different scientific fields tend to distribute in non-Gaussian forms (see Micceri 1989) and frequently in the form of skewed distributions.
Yet it is frequently in the form of one or more long documents that the information that they seek is presented.
Special vaccination campaigns were offered by 9 of the 68 health insurers considered, most frequently in the form of advice campaigns or a vaccination telephone number (7 in total).
Somatosensory abnormalities were detected in 82.5 % for painful sites and 60.0 % for the extra-trigeminal site in TMD pain patients, most frequently in the form of somatosensory gain to nociceptive mechanical stimuli for both regions, suggesting a more generalized sensitization in the patients.
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Those ransoms – frequently delivered in the form of cash-filled suitcases handed over in the desert – have had unintended but inevitable consequences.
The tension is frequently expressed in the form of insomnia, outbursts of irritability, agitation, palpitations of the heart, and fears of death or insanity.
Quality woollen goods are frequently dyed in the form of loose fibre, but top dyeing or cheese dyeing is favoured in treating worsteds.
When they needed cash for investments or purchases, it frequently came in the form of tax-exempt loans from the trusts.
It is frequently administered in the form of the meglumine salt.
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