Sentence examples for acutely evoke from inspiring English sources
In their best moments, however, Schappell's stories acutely evoke the disorientation induced in women by our culture's barrage of mixed messages: Have sex and like it, but not too much.
Recent animal studies have demonstrated that acutely evoked seizures rapidly induce inflammatory mediators in seizure prone brain regions (reviewed by [1]).
Considering the events so acutely evoked and portended in Guernica were horribly and uncontrollably multiplied throughout the world in the years after 1937, Picasso's post-war work looks like escapism, or the "self-satisfied contemplation" the German philosopher Theodor Adorno condemns.
Patients with conditions known to acutely or chronically evoke a systemic inflammatory response were excluded.
In animal models, 5-HT6 receptor ligands of all functional types have been shown to decrease food intake when given acutely and chronically, to evoke profound and sustained weight-loss in obese animals, and concomitantly to improve a number of cardio-metabolic risk factors.
We report an average intracochlear stimulating current threshold of 170 ± 93 μA to evoke an auditory brainstem response in 7 acutely deafened felines.
Few books evoke life in a recession ("Your best work is still behind you") more acutely than this one: "It takes weeks / To learn how to use a negative space / Effectively.
Acutely aware of the Nazi menace from the outset, Eden began to counsel British firmness and rearmament, but his private views failed, for some time, to evoke wide response in a smug British society that was certain Hitler could be contained or should be appeased.
Other signs evoke social changes.
