The phrase "acute changes in the" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where you are discussing significant or sudden alterations in a particular situation, condition, or system.
Example: "The doctor noted acute changes in the patient's vital signs, indicating a need for immediate intervention."
Alternatives: "sudden changes in the" or "sharp changes in the".
The aortic bodies located near the arch of the aorta also respond to acute changes in the partial pressure of oxygen, but less well than the carotid body responds to changes in the partial pressure of carbon dioxide.
Thus, precordial mapping, both in dogs and patients, shows changes parallel to those measured by the epicardial technique and should provide a useful clinical tool for determining acute changes in the extent of ischemic injury.
CCPS analogs also induced acute changes in the levels and composition of endogenous Cers (upregulation of C16-, C14-, and C18-Cers, and downregulation of C24 0- and C24:1-Cers).
In this study, we aimed to investigate the acute changes in the vocal folds and voices of soccer fans who voluntarily applied to our clinic after the soccer match where they engaged in acute phonotrauma.
Collectively, these data suggest that the changes in glucose uptake are a result of acute changes in the activity of the PI3K pathway.
Cells are armed with various mechanisms which counteract stress to maintain cellular homoeostasis when challenged with subtle to acute changes in the physical, cellular or intracellular environment.
Exercise without whole body vibration produced a −1.0%% acute change in the four categories of outcome measures.
The early onset is probably caused by an acute change in the physical situation of the patient stressed by a sensory overload.
However, in this case the repeated acute change in the BIS values with rapid return to baseline values, suggests a haemodynamic, rather than a thromboembolic, insult to the distal circulation.
Acute change in the patient´s mental status, and fluctuation of any disturbance, will be ascertained through informant history from nursing staff and carers and also derived from clinical notes.
