The phrase "acutely control" is not correct and does not convey a clear meaning in written English.
It seems to be an attempt to describe a high level of control, but the word "acutely" is typically used to describe sharpness or intensity in a different context.
Example: "The manager was able to control the situation, but it was not acutely managed."
Alternatives: "exert precise control" or "maintain strict control".
When uncontrolled arterial bleeding occurs from mangled extremity injuries, including penetrating or blast injuries or traumatic amputations, a tourniquet represents a simple and efficient method to acutely control haemorrhage [ 27- 31].
(Grade 1B) When uncontrolled arterial bleeding occurs from mangled extremity injuries, including penetrating or blast injuries or traumatic amputations, a tourniquet represents a simple and efficient method with which to acutely control hemorrhage [ 34- 38].
Using this system, we show that Akt1 and Akt2 are able to acutely control insulin signalling to GLUT4 trafficking, whereas Akt1 signalling is specifically required for the early stages of adipogenesis.
Transient induction of Dscam[TM1]::GFP in the larval MBs was achieved using the TARGET system, in which GAL4-dependent expression of UAS-transgene is acutely controlled by a temperature-sensitive GAL4 repressor, GAL80ts [50].
However, expression of learned behavior is acutely controlled by a hierarchical inhibitory mechanism.
Twenty-four male Sprague-Dawley rats (body weight 320 350 g) were randomly assigned to one of three groups (n = 8/group): (1) acutely anesthetized control (CON), (2) 24 h of controlled mechanical ventilation (CMV), and (3) CMV rats treated with the calpain inhibitor calpeptin (CMVC).
Prior to in-hospital intravenous fluid administration, there is no significant difference in hemoglobin concentration between acute septic patients and acutely ill controls.
Our study demonstrates that during the acute phase of sepsis, prior to in-hospital intravenous fluid administration, the Hb concentration does not differ significantly from acutely ill controls.
In contrast to the poor performance of acutely plugged controls, ferrets reared with one ear occluded acquired the ability to localize sounds accurately while wearing an earplug, and did so by becoming more dependent on the unchanged spectral cues provided by the intact ear.
In the present study, we observed a statistically significant decrease of complexes I III and II activities in animals receiving carnosine acutely, compared to control group rats.
Therefore, unlike OFC-lesioned and schizophrenia patients, OCD patients actually feel the pang of regret and the joy of relief more acutely than healthy control subjects.
