Sentence examples for acutely linked from inspiring English sources

Overall, the findings in humans indicate that strong nonspecific immune responses are acutely linked to an arousing effect.

There was no evidence for existence of pigs that were long-term carriers for the virus based on the analysis of blood and serum as there were no seropositive pigs and the only three ASFV DNA positive pigs were acutely infected and were linked to outbreaks reported by farmers during the study.

The "linked" dataset was derived from sequences from acutely infected individuals and known transmission pairs.

The first reports of PI3K activity saw it linked to transforming gene products of the acutely transforming retroviruses, such as v-Src and v-Ros, and to polyoma virus mT [ 1].

A Welsh government spokesperson said: "The pressure on emergency care services can be linked to an increase in the number of acutely ill elderly patients who have complex needs.

Speaking to Tubal of the ring he cherished as a remembrance of his wife, he breaks down in tears, and Mr. Abraham makes us feel acutely how his suffering and his thirst for revenge are tragically, inextricably linked.

With the great debut of Lucky Jim, Powell acutely sorts out the ways in which it is very different from those early novels by John Wain, John Braine and Alan Sillitoe with which it has been unfocusedly linked.

Recognition of a relevant dilatation of any cardiac chamber other than the RV (the only chamber that can dilate acutely) or dilatation and hypertrophy of the RV gives clues toward a subjacent chronic dysfunction, avoids misdiagnosis of a primary cardiogenic aetiology of shock [15], and bears prognostic information linked to relevant co-morbidity.

Acute stress-induced up-regulation of IDO expression is likely linked to increased dissemination of commensal bacteria into mesenteric lymph nodes and liver which provokes a transiently increased proinflammatory cytokine bias in acutely stressed mice [37].

These proteome changes seem to be critically linked to a load-dependent calcineurin activity and suggest a physiological role for calcineurin as a mediator of compensatory short-term adaptation to acutely enhanced preload.

BG control aiming at a BG level lower than 200 mg/dl at the early stage and lower than 175 mg/dl at about 1 week later may link to the improvement of outcome of the acutely ill severe patients.