It means that he is feeling well, since he never fails to check in at the first ache or sneeze.
Tacrine is the first AChE inhibitor permitted by the FDA.
We therefore used the SMI32 staining pattern to identify the boundaries between the different regions of the EG. Estimates of the number of fibres in each region were made using the optical fractionator (Stereo Investigator software) by scanning every second or third AChE section using a square grid (0.09 mm), oriented randomly, with a square counting frame of 400 μm.
I had been fortunate enough to develop an infantryman's heart, which, like his feet, at first aches and swells but finally grows horny enough for him to travel the weirdest paths without feeling a thing.
The fourth 'colds/ear ache' (n = 462, 4.6%) class contained children with a similar probability of respiratory symptoms but a higher probability of ear ache and ear discharge.
First an aching back forces him to seek urgent medical treatment.
As my flat pecs first starting aching with a tell-tale breast bud, the fearful thrill it sent through my body confirmed that I did, in fact, want to walk down this path.
The seven menopausal symptoms were highly prevalent, with two thirds experiencing aching joints and muscles, nearly half reporting hot flushes and vaginal dryness and around one third experiencing anxiety or fright, breast tenderness and cosmetic signs.
Besides the mess you make, there is no diner's remorse: the first sausage makes you ache for the second.
After Pinter's radio play A Slight Ache (first produced 1959) was adapted for the stage (1961), his reputation was secured by his second full-length play, The Caretaker (first produced 1960; filmed 1963), which established him as more than just another practitioner of the then-popular Theatre of the Absurd.
