The remaining consciousness was interpreted as the original substance (benti) or principle (li) of the mind; but because "there is no distinction between interior and exterior," it was simultaneously the foundation of all things.
Thus, the values in Table 1 can be for instance interpreted as: "how often was substance X detected as a trace substance in the stone samples?".
the reist would say that substances interpreted as things are the only existents.
However, the results of our study are not meant to be interpreted as estimates of increased substance use in the general population, but rather serve as an estimate of online users in Switzerland.
Clusters with non-discrete divisions, which appear to be a dried viscous fluid, can be interpreted as bacteria covered with the extracellular polymeric substances (EPS) secreted by E. coli O157 H7 on hydrophobic surfaces.
However, the lack of a difference in plasma concentrations of substance P after electroejaculation was interpreted as a lack of pain associated with nociception.
The trend towards shorter hospital admissions found in the excessive substance use group could also be interpreted as reduced compliance, as shorter admissions may be an expression of treatment non-compliance.
Although ceftazidime and ciprofloxacin would be interpreted as susceptible applying the NCCLS interpretation criteria for P. aeruginosa (12 ), strain A persisted in the respiratory tract of the patient for several months after therapy with these substances.
The findings may, however, be interpreted as support for the suggestion that MOH-sufferers who overuse psychotropic substances should be regarded as a specific, more severe subgroup of MOH [6 8].
The significant decrease of the cough threshold sensitivity to capsaicin could be interpreted as a much more specific effect of montelukast on the inflammatory substances implicated in CC such as histamine, bradykinin, prostaglandins and substance P than the non-specific mechanical and acidic irritants [ 28, 35].
