The phrase "acute measures" is not commonly used in written English and may not convey the intended meaning clearly.
It could be used in contexts where immediate or sharp actions are required, but "acute" typically refers to sharpness or intensity rather than urgency.
Example: "In response to the crisis, the government implemented acute measures to stabilize the economy."
Alternatives: "urgent measures" or "immediate actions".
Stimulation and measurement of electrode potentials of the sciatic nerve provided acute measures of nerve function in response to proximal surgery in progress.
Hannah Littlecott, the lead author of the study, said: "While breakfast consumption has been consistently associated with general health outcomes and acute measures of concentration and cognitive function, evidence regarding links to concrete educational outcomes has until now been unclear.
Following the PICO elements, eligibility criteria included: i) participants: healthy humans aged 18 40; ii) intervention: a single bout of resistance-exercise; iii) comparator: at least one comparator group; iv) outcome: acute measures of circulating leukocyte counts.
Objectives: To describe inpatient rehabilitation outcome in persons with nontraumatic subarachnoid hemorrhage (SAH) and to explore the predictive capacity of acute measures of SAH severity and demographic and disease variables.
Acute measures of GC metabolism and progesterone production 6 h after oocyte retrieval (OR) reflect the functional capacity of follicular phenotype GCs at the time of oocyte harvest.
Correlations for all the TMS parameters were remarkably similar using these alternative acute measures to those presented here, providing reassurance that the precise choice of time interval did not alter the results.
But, whatever happens with the suit, it's hard to imagine a more acute measure of how far the student movement has faded into memory.
Moreover, in this report, we focused on the acute measure of lead exposure: blood lead.
and temporally different (we used a more chronic measure, average first 2 months of exposure, and Ritz et al. used a more acute measure, average of the last weeks before death).
v) We will examine predictive criterion validity of both the acute care measure and post-acute care measure in two ways: a) We will use ordinal regression to determine if the individual item scores are related to the scores of the global rating items.
No demographic or disease characteristic variables, including acute severity measures, were statistically significant predictors of outcome.
