The phrase "acute timeframe" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a situation or deadline that is urgent or requires immediate attention.
Example: "We need to address the issue within an acute timeframe to ensure we meet the project deadline."
Alternatives: "urgent timeframe" or "critical timeframe".
For all first CV events, mean direct costs were highest in the acute timeframe, dropped in the Q2, and most essentially flattened by the Q3 but remained consistently higher than baseline for the entire 36-month follow-up period.
Histological analysis (Hematoxylin and Eosin staining) evaluating pathologic changes including edema, cell vacuolation and necrosis did not reveal any overt differences between cerulein-treated and untreated mice in this acute timeframe between treatment and euthanasia (data not shown).
In addition, the acute timeframe over which we were measuring the respiratory effects of the cardiac output change (30 s posttransition) and the likelihood that there will be less sympathetic activation following a pacemaker-induced cardiac output change than an exercise-induced one mean that we should have minimized neurohumoral effects in our study.
We focus on the VAMC because there are important similarities with other ED settings: compressed timeframe, acute decision-intensive care contexts, heterogeneity of acuity, simultaneous management of varied acuity levels, invasive emergency procedures may need to be performed, and rapid fluctuations in patient volume and acuity levels.
Further efforts should focus on collecting sub-acute and chronic timeframe core CDEs and creating data access protocols to facilitate evidence-based concussion prevention and treatment for all collegiate athletes.
Sampling criteria included the range of different settings (e.g. mental health, community, acute) and the timeframes of implementation (i.e. it had to begin during our study period).
Over the study timeframe, 19.6 acute care beds were required on average to care for pediatric LRTIs which increased to 64.0 beds at the peak of LRTI hospitalizations.
In-depth interviews with a group of dependent users in a council estate in Ireland revealed "the rapid development of tolerance, regular dependent use within short timeframes, and acute withdrawal on cessation of use".
In-depth interviews with a group of dependent users in a council estate in Ireland revealed "the rapid development of tolerance, regular dependent use within short timeframes and acute withdrawal on cessation of use".
Further, recommended concussion core CDEs at the sub-acute or persistent/chronic timeframes were not collected in the survey.
However, CDEs in the sub-acute and chronic timeframes were limited, with only 9 (47%) universities collecting post-concussion short to long term outcome data.
