Sentence examples for a more acute perception from inspiring English sources

It has, for example, been suggested that women have a more acute perception of their medical problems, especially minor problems, than men do and, consequently, that they are more likely to report them [ 70].

The association is more likely to be explained by the fact that women have a more acute perception of their health problems and consequently they are more likely to report them [ 12].

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).

A more acute problem is direct conflict between police and minorities.

"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.

But, as he says, if he's specifically addressing a work of art, a photograph or a book, he has an acute perception of what he sees.

A human with acute perception would expect to see more from a close up inspection with a hand-lens, than from a 3D scan at 100 μm sampling distance.

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