All patients completed a questionnaire at referral that included questions about the mode of clinical onset (whether the fatigue appeared acutely or evolved gradually over months) and duration of the illness.
As I spent day after day sitting with clients and agency partners listening to their challenges in this evolving new world, everybody acutely felt the challenges that social and mobile had introduced to their marketing efforts in some way, shape or form.
For many sufferers both cancer and AIDS have evolved from acutely terminal conditions into chronic illnesses characterized by complex psychosocial and physical issues.
These compounds are often associated with decay, which is perhaps why our noses have evolved to be acutely attuned to them, detecting some at levels as low as a few parts per trillion.
Pursuant to a substantial line of case law, beginning with R. v. Big M Drug Mart (1985), interpreting freedom of religion guarantees, the hallmark focus has evolved more and more acutely on the rights of the individual.
Occasionally, the entire symptomatic presentation may evolve or develop more acutely, and the patient may present with DKA with no prior clues or symptoms.
If the no-nonsense pace of the opening bars and the resonant thwack of Maya Gunji's wooden mallets on the timpani left no doubt as to who was conducting, there was ample evidence that Mr. Norrington's interpretation has evolved: rhythms were sharper, dynamics more acutely defined and contrasted.
This contrasts with previous research which suggests that GPs are acutely aware of the need for appraisal to evolve in support of revalidation in order to ensure and maintain the confidence of patients and doctors [ 30].
Arthropod disease vectors such as mosquitoes and ticks are, like all invertebrates, acutely responsive to changes in their environment, with an ability to evolve to local climate rapidly.
The human has evolved into a complex adaptive system that is dynamic, exhibiting nonlinear relationships, and is acutely affected by many physiological systems [ 2].
