Sentence examples for extent of acute from inspiring English sources

The extent of acute correction in severe deformities may result in neurovascular complications and wound healing problems.

It is evident that the endothelium is a critical gatekeeper that controls the recruitment of distinct leukocyte subpopulations and, in doing so, determines the nature and extent of acute and chronic inflammation.

To assess the extent of acute neuropathic symptoms, the Oxaliplatin-Specific Neurotoxicity Scale (OSNS) was utilized with the following grades: Grade 1 – dysesthesia or paresthesia that completely regresses before the next cycle of therapy; Grade 2 – dysesthesia or paresthesia persisting between courses of therapy; and Grade 3 - dysesthesia or paresthesia causing functional impairment [18].

Brazilin isolated from C. sappan reduced the arthritis index score and the extent of acute inflammatory paw edema in CIA-mice.

Both 3T and 1,5T images provide the clinician with a good estimate of the extent of acute bone stress changes in the foot.

The images graphically reveal the extent of acute damage caused by these detergents to the living cells on the epithelial surface, unprotected by layers of senescent squamous cells.

As the acute-phase reactant CRP was not elevated in our cohort, the increased MIF levels in patients with pSS cannot be explained by differences in the extent of acute-phase response.

Ascertainment of CKD, as a silent disease, and, to a certain extent, ascertainment of acute community-acquired infections are dependent on high levels of monitoring and good access to healthcare, so we restricted our search to high-income countries.

He describes with unashamed frequency the "anxious apprehension" and "extreme agitation" suffered during the "crisis", and one cannot help but feel sympathy for this unassuming little fellow as he recounts how he felt "scooped" by rival authors and their teams and admits the extent of his "acute disappointment and despondency".

Pulmonary compliance, which reflects stiffness of the lungs and might be regarded as a surrogate of the extent of the acute lung injury, was significantly lower in NRBC-positive patients.

It's worth reflecting on the extent of the acute challenges faced by billions of people all over the world.