Sentence examples for characterized as acute from inspiring English sources
Back pain may be further characterized as acute, with pain being relatively severe but lasting only a few days or weeks; chronic, with frequent pain over more than three months; or subacute, with mild or bothersome pain of a duration somewhere between acute and chronic.
Only about 0.5% of cases of ARS can be characterized as acute bacterial rhinosinusitis (ABRS).
Acute respiratory distress syndrome (ARDS) is a complex syndrome occurring in critically ill patients and is characterized as acute inflammation and infection caused by direct and indirect injury to the lung.
The AMI services can be characterized as acute care, while stroke services range from acute to chronic care.
The categories of health outcomes constructed for meta-analyses were respiratory infection group, respiratory infection group excluding otitis media, and bronchitis (acute, chronic, or not clearly characterized as acute or chronic).
Variation in common histological features among the different general patterns of injury is shown in Table 3. Cases that were characterized as acute hepatitis had the most severe inflammation and were more likely to have confluent necrosis and apoptosis.
Lymphoid leukemias may be characterized as either acute lymphoblastic or chronic lymphocytic.
Cebpd (C/EBPdelta, CELF, CRP3, NFIL-6beta) was first characterized as an acute phase inflammatory response gene.
Ruminal pH was under 5.0 for 130 minutes (2.17 hours) which is characterized as the acute form of ruminal acidosis in cattle.
Furthermore, the inflammatory cell infiltrate was characterized as being acute (predominance of polynuclear cells, high cell density) or chronic (predominance of lymphocytes or plasmocytes, low cell density).
Clinical symptomatology was characterized as an acute viral hepatitis, serologically confirmed, revealed by anti HEV IgM O3 and anti-HEV IgG O3, the evolution being benign with a general satisfying state and normal values of cytolysis syndrome indices.
