Sentence examples for acutely weak from inspiring English sources

Finally, we found two patients who became acutely weak after surgery and show that recovery tracks motor network connectivity.

We see BA particularly acutely affected by the weak UK and US economies and the challenges of the financial services industry.

Whether such weak stimuli, applied acutely or chronically, can have beneficial or deleterious effects on brain function can only be determined by targeted recordings and additional behavioral measures.

Negotiators who are acutely conscious of their own weak position tend to perform worse than those who are aware of their vulnerabilities but instead choose to focus on the other side's weak spots.

Acutely conscious of how a weak economy helped doom his father's re-election in 1992 after the American victory over Iraq a year earlier, Mr. Bush has kept a close eye on the economy and the impact of the war on jobs and markets, even as he has focused on the military situation.

"So you gotta be acutely aware of the most weakest members of the group, like children, dogs but also the sick".

Subject 28 had significant weakness preoperatively, which acutely worsened postoperatively, and did not fully recover by follow-up; his motor networks remained relatively weak (Fig. 4I L, 0.15, 0.08 and 0.07), and did not significantly change.

When it comes to teacher quality, Multari is acutely aware of the impact a weaker performing instructor can have.

In addition, even by the standards of dictatorships, Kim is acutely sensitive to the risk of looking weak, in part because of his youth.

Angier's critical appreciation is to my mind flawless, acutely distinguishing between the stronger work and the weaker.

The kingdom maintains a cautious policy toward Syria, acutely aware that its Jordan's geographical position and weak economy leave it squeezed between competing interests in the region.