Sentence examples for equally acute from inspiring English sources

He was an equally acute – and feared – expounder on the flaws of the mainstream media.

Today, it is bound up with our equally acute sense of displacement.

Wind was equally acute on the complexities of the game and on the characters of the players.

On this account, also, fevers in old persons are not equally acute, because their bodies are cold.

All this would be effective enough, but Morgan raises the stakes by bringing an equally acute set of perceptions to his accounts of modern times.

Even more significantly, Mr. Malley said, "it would put the United States in an equally acute dilemma about how to react to Israel's reaction".

However, it can be argued that based on its diffuse but wide-ranging impacts as listed in the previous paragraph, this chronic hazard is equally as important as acute hazards.

A paradigm that includes a better understanding of frailty may cause a fundamental shift of focus, with the diagnosis, treatment and prevention of frailty being considered equally as important as acute physiologic support for critical illness.

People with disabilities and chronic illnesses often perceive rehabilitation and social services (related, for example, to education, employment, and community living) to be equally important as acute medical needs [ 29, 30].

However, there are other presentations such as acute renal failure, acute gastrointestinal bleeding and delirium that some may consider equally or even more important.

For the non-nephrology cohort, there were 36 deaths within 48 h of documented severe hyperkalaemic event (distributed equally between acute care and ward settings), which was significantly greater than the acute (<48 h) mortality in the nephrology cohort (P < 0.0001).