The phrase "assuming acute" is not correct and lacks clarity in written English.
It may be intended to refer to a specific context, such as assuming an acute angle in geometry, but it needs additional context to be usable.
Example: "Assuming acute angles in our calculations, we can simplify the problem significantly."
Alternatives: "assuming sharp" or "considering acute".
We assume acute-care and ILI patients admitted to the ICU will require the 30% technical ICU-related work of ICU nurses.
Assuming that acute thrombus will be echogenic and, therefore, directly visualized on ultrasound.
31 32 Extrapolating our data, we estimate that on any given day, there are approximately 1120 Australian inpatients with a HAUTI, assuming 80 000 acute hospital beds in Australia.
For example, assuming an acute RR of 0.8 m/hr for 2 hr and no dermal or ingestion exposures [which were the U.S. EPA assumptions for mosquito control uses of permethrin (U.S. EPA 2005c)], there would be a 90% reduction in exposure for toddlers compared with our value.
As these were based on clinical trials reporting single doses, we assumed each acute medication was used once per attack (Table 1).
In fact, most clinicians assume that acute phosphate nephropathy is a rare but serious side effect of OSPS.
While the phenotypes of the epidermal specific germline knockouts of C/EBPα and C/EBPβ have been previously characterized [25], [26], it could not be assumed that acute ablation in fully-developed adult skin would mimic the germline embryonic knockouts where developmental compensatory events could have occurred in the embryo to mask a postnatal phenotype.
Therefore I assume that acute rhinosinusitis was managed similarly in the two groups.
It is assumed as acute irritating effects on the small blood vessels and protein membrane are similar to effect induced by same chemical in the eye [ 25].
Finally, it was assumed that acute coronary syndrome-related monitoring costs were incorporated into the costs of treating and monitoring AF/AFL.
