The phrase "acute evidence" is not commonly used in written English and may not convey the intended meaning clearly.
It could be used in contexts where one wants to emphasize the sharpness or clarity of the evidence being presented, but it is not a standard expression.
Example: "The acute evidence presented in the report left no room for doubt about the findings."
Alternatives: "clear evidence" or "compelling evidence".
With its crass gags and broad sexual innuendo, it was either a giddy antidote to Carter-era malaise, or else acute evidence of that very thing.
The potential for reduced specificity was highlighted in that one patient with no laboratory acute evidence of dengue had a positive IgG test result alone.
However, the concentrations of free protein S did appear to be decreased in subsets of those patients with a history of certain clinical manifestations, and low protein S correlated with acute evidence of hematologic disease activity and complement consumption.
The economic situation in Iran is becoming increasingly acute evidenced by its plummeting currency vs. the value of the dollar and other currencies.
Other acute remodeling evidence included smooth muscle cell hypertrophy and changes in smooth muscle bundle orientation from the longitudinally biased orientation in the normal bladders to the biphasic (both longitudinal and circumferential) orientation in the SCI bladders [9].
11 12 Even though all these drugs are widely prescribed in patients with acute bronchitis, evidence is scant that their use may be helpful for adults with cough.
These data clearly confirm peri-operative cTnI evaluation coupled with acute ECG evidence of myocardial injury is associated with higher risk for complications and death.
Although part of the association reported here may be acute, the evidence indicates cumulative exposure over a year or more elevates risk above and beyond the effects of acute exposure.
Only a relatively small percentage of deaths occur in the acute phase, with evidence of overwhelming inflammation associated with acute heart failure.
Birch Hill Hospital, Rochdale (Pennine Acute NHS Trust): No evidence Savile had any association with the hospital - but it is possible abuse was carried out by an unidentified male.
Yet the widely published anxiety that he and innumerable young men like him are having their lives torn apart by coddled young women who cry rape remains acute, despite all evidence to the contrary.
