The test group (31 cases) had been treated by hormone added recipe for resolving turbid pathogenic factor and reinforcing kidney, the control group (26 cases), by hormone added hexanicit.
There is something beneath that low forehead, in those turbid eyes, which he keeps nearly concealed under the visor of his small cap of waxed cloth, which inspires a shudder.
So we're deep inside the port right now and it's generally extremely turbid, warm water sits here for a long time, so not what we would think to be a pristine coral reef habitat.
If ever, far down in the turbid depths of London life, there was some strange swirl or eddy, it was marked with automatic exactness by this human dial upon the surface.
During the day I forget myself in my work. As the late autumn afternoon wears on, the colours of the sky become turbid, and so do the feelings of my mind.
The turbid water, swollen by the heavy rain, was rushing rapidly on below; and all other sounds were lost in the noise of its plashing and eddying against the green and slimy piles.
Mustering his magic powers, he churned the calm waters of Eagle's Sorrow until they resembled the turbid, zigzagging waves of the Yellow River at high tide, in order to flush the dragon out.
I left the inn in rather a turbid humour. Moving homeward by a new way, I presently found myself on the side of a little valley, in which lay a farm and an orchard.
At length Uncas, whose activity had enabled him to achieve his portion of the task the soonest, raked the earth across the turbid little rill which ran from the spring, and diverted its course into another channel.
The poems we have a deep impression of, such as " Hardship and resentment make my frosty temples full of sorrow, and I have to stop drinking the turbid wine in depression." You see, it's a life of hardship and depression.