The phrase "acute testing" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts related to medical assessments, educational evaluations, or any situation where a focused or intense examination is required.
Example: "The doctor recommended acute testing to determine the severity of the patient's condition."
Alternatives: "intensive testing" or "focused assessment".
Many studies have relied heavily on methodologies adopted from acute testing where earthworm maintenance was not a priority.
An assessment factor of 1000 is applied on the lowest effect value of acute tests from the three trophic levels of algae, invertebrates, and fish if only data from acute testing are available.
Directional deep brain stimulation (DBS) leads designed to preferentially stimulate structures at specific orientations relative to the DBS lead have recently shown promise during acute testing in patients (Contarino et al., 2014, Pollo et al., 2014).
Algae have been shown to often represent the most sensitive trophic level in acute testing [10], but the ACR of algae was determined with a median value of 5.4 and 90th percentile of 33.3 to be lower than that of fish or Daphnia [2].
However, SERT KO mice backcrossed onto a C57BL/6J background were normal in acute testing in TS and FST [33].
Neurospheres were treated either for 48 h in acute testing or for 18 days in DNT testing.
ASTANA, KAZAKHSTAN — The international community faces an acute test of its political will in Kyrgyzstan.
The acute test required that a more substantial blood sample be sent to a lab to detect the actual virus in the bloodstream.
With respect to environment, these nanospecific information requirements subject chronic tests instead of acute tests at lower tonnage levels.
For acute tests on invertebrates, studies conducted according or equivalent to the OECD Guideline 202 (Daphnia acute test) using the 48 h median effective concentration (EC50) value were considered [20].
Thus, acute and chronic toxicity tests included a modified acute test (72 h) using daphnies, algae, and plants as model organisms.
