Sentence examples for acutely reviewed from inspiring English sources
Broad says in his 'Autobiography' (1959) that his idealist professor had 'little influence' on his thought (50), yet he favorably (and acutely) reviewed Ward's The Realm of Ends and devoted an important study to Leibniz's philosophy.
Spencer Netto et al. retrospectively reviewed 34 patients presenting acutely with a traumatic abdominal wall hernia at a regional trauma center from January 2000 to December 2004 [3].
12 Skeletal health and total MAT are acutely responsive to changes in systemic metabolism (reviewed elsewhere).
In addition to phosphorylation, ACC is acutely regulated by allosteric effectors including citrate (reviewed in refs. [ 47, 49]).
-1C Everyone that's acutely unwell from the mental health perspective … are reviewed by MHEC-RAP.
The behaviour of chimpanzees indicates that they are acutely aware of their own position in the hierarchy (reviewed in de Waal 1986) as well as rank relations between others (Slocombe & Zuberbühler 2007).
We reviewed retrospectively all power-injectable PICCs inserted in acutely ill patients admitted to the shock/trauma ICU and the pediatric ICU of our institution (a 1,100-bed 1,100-bedy hospital), duniversityonthospital
Recent animal studies have demonstrated that acutely evoked seizures rapidly induce inflammatory mediators in seizure prone brain regions (reviewed by [1]).
We aim to better define this unique clinical syndrome by reporting two cases of PCP manifesting acutely with respiratory failure during reversal of immunosuppression in non-HIV infected patients, and reviewed the relevant literature.
For the baseline measurement patient records of hip fracture patients acutely admitted in 2007, the year previous to the start of the intervention study, will be reviewed using a structured review form.
Moore et al. [ 7] reviewed 5,383 patients with renal colic who underwent NECT; 5.9% of these patients had an acutely important cause based on the radiological findings, but only 2.8% of the patients had an acutely important cause based on the full chart review.
