The phrase "altered acutely" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where you want to describe a change that occurs suddenly or sharply, often in a medical or psychological context.
Example: "The patient's condition altered acutely after the medication was administered, requiring immediate attention."
Alternatives: "changed suddenly" or "modified sharply".
We conclude, therefore, that the saponin permeabilization technique is of limited utility for comparing liver mitochondrial function among conditions known to alter acutely whole-animal metabolism unless the effects of these conditions of tissue composition and mitochondrial enzymes are characterized.
In contrast, none of the transcripts were altered in acutely exercised animals (Fig. 4F).
1) Fever, AND 2) Acutely altered mental status, or other acute signs of central or peripheral neurologic dysfunction, or pleocytosis associated with illness clinically compatible with meningitis, AND Laboratory Criteria.
Nevertheless, the demonstration of limited growth during chemotherapy could support the hypothesis that GH secretion could be directly and acutely altered by chemotherapeutic agents and that, in acute phases, both ALL and its treatment can caused severe catabolic effects in children, leading to increasing protein breakdown and reducing protein synthesis.
Delirium is defined as an acutely altered and fluctuating mental status with features of inattention and an altered level of consciousness.
A variety of psychomotor skills, such as impaired balance, reaction time and coordination are also altered.17, 22 Acutely, alcohol has deleterious effects on psychomotor skills, but again this depends on the dosage: low amounts of alcohol (producing low blood alcohol concentration, up to 0.05 g per 100 ml) result in decreased hand tremors, slowed reaction time and decreased eye hand coordination.
Twenty-three (307/1333) percent of the study patients had an acutely altered sensorium secondary to sepsis.
Patients were classified as having an acutely altered mental status due to sepsis (AAMS), preexisting altered mental status (PAMS), or normal mental status (NMS).
Given previous reports that the strength of modulation of activity in these nuclei modulates singing motor output, likely through downstream effects on the motor control nucleus RA [13], [18], we tested whether song structure was acutely altered during the period of exposure to females.
