Sentence examples for acute aftermath from inspiring English sources

ERD and PTSS were assessed prior to the shooting (T1), in the acute aftermath of the shooting (T2), and approximately eight months later (T3).

In the acute aftermath of the Tsunami we tested the efficacy of two pragmatic short-term interventions when applied by trained local counselors.

These undertakings often occurred parallel to one another and official efforts, and were largely panned as poorly prepared and contributing to the chaos in the acute aftermath of the natural disaster [ 10].

The goal of the present study was to test short-term treatments when applied by local counselors in the acute aftermath of a mass disaster, in a population already affected by prior conflicts and crisis.

The present study sought to examine the relation between 9 single nucleotide polymorphisms (SNPs) in the CRHR1 gene and posttraumatic stress symptoms in a prospective study of pediatric injury patients (n = 103) who were first assessed in the acute aftermath of their injury at the hospital.

The aftermath was fame.

No one was more acutely aware of this danger than Putnam himself when he talked to me on the publication of his research in 2007, the timing made the danger all the more acute in the aftermath of 7/7 bombings.

Timing was on their side, too: although antipathy toward banks is, essentially, perennial, it was especially acute in the aftermath of the Great Recession and the Occupy Wall Street movement.

There is a fantasy taking over the world of nutrition, especially acute in the aftermath of the contentious Dietary Guidelines release, that nobody really knows anything.

While further evaluation is needed, near-real-time CVD surveillance could provide valuable situational awareness in the acute phase or immediate aftermath of natural or manmade disasters involving exposures that could exacerbate cardiovascular disease.

Postoperative patients still report high levels of acute pain in the aftermath of surgery, while simultaneously experiencing the side-effects of analgesics, used for POP treatment.