Sentence examples for acutely critical from inspiring English sources

The paper has been acutely critical of Russia's president, Vladimir Putin, in the past.

Joshua is obsessed with race, and acutely critical of mainstream representations of Asians, which he dubs "orientalist masturbatory fantasy figures".

In "Bleeding Talent" (Palgrave Macmillan, $30), Mr. Kane gives us a veteran's proud, though acutely critical, perspective on the American military.

It is a notable cleverness of the book that, while acutely critical of her period in office, there is nothing but the warmest praise voiced for "the Lady" herself.

Their detailed analysis of a complicated clinical situation - acutely ill, critical care patients who required urgent tracheal intubation in a medical intensive care unit setting by providers with a variable levels of experience and skill - is an area uncommonly reported in the literature but often represents the care provided when the anesthesia team is not the primary operator [ 5- 7].

For starters, Cassidy, who died of melanoma at 33 in late 1996, was by most accounts shy and acutely self-critical.

Critical illness polyneuropathy (CIP), first described by Bolton and colleagues in 1986 [ 1], is a frequent complication of critical illness, acutely and primarily affecting the motor and sensory axons.

There is a large body of evidence demonstrates that there is a positive correlation between high serum glucose levels and increased infection rates in acutely ill patients in critical care medicine.

3 In the case of acutely ill patients in critical care units, the most likely mechanism would be "practice makes perfect," as little scope exists for critically ill patients to choose where they are treated.

The acutely ill patient in critical care does not always have a specific diagnosis initially, which leads to uncertainties regarding the appropriate treatment, its probable efficacy and the prognosis.

Mesenteric ischemia that results from SMA thrombosis usually occurs when a preexisting atherosclerotic stenosis, typically at the vessel origin, reaches a critical diameter and acutely thromboses.