Sentence examples for a more acute decline from inspiring English sources

Ewes treated with Asp+LMWH(Hep) exhibited a more acute decline in FSH (13.8 ± 2.2 days) than those treated with Asp+Eptifib(Integ) (27.7 ± 3.1 days; P = 0.003) and returned to normal levels within 5 6 weeks of TP.

All patients who died an 'expected death' in the hospice were cared for by the LCP, with the others (n=73) having a more acute decline due to complications from their illness or being unable to retrieve case notes to clarify details.

Two patterns of cognitive problems in HF are recognised: a chronic, progressive decline in cognitive ability and a more acute change in cognition often in association with decompensated disease.

But whether he should be doing this has recently become a more acute question.

No artist anywhere has been a more acute social observer than Francisco Goya (1746-1828).

"In the rural areas, that's a more acute problem.

No More Deaths has a more acute concern: while the discussion continues, people are dying.

A more acute problem for multinational corporations is changes on China's media scene.

"In the longer term, the eventual decline of oil revenues would likely prove a much more acute problem for an independent Scotland than it would for the UK".

Only 17% lacked a 25% acute decline in 5-DSF or 6-DSF.

And Mr. Conley shows himself to be a much more acute observer than analyst.