Sentence examples for face of acute from inspiring English sources
The hospital staff, he said, were resilient in the face of acute shortages and equipment breakdowns.
Local authorities have had to become formidably efficient in the face of acute pressures.
This suggests that strategies to maintain protein solubility and inhibit aggregation in the face of acute insults such as stroke may be a useful protective strategy.
Sensitivity and adaptive capacity can be collectively seen as resilience8; the ability of a system to maintain key functions, processes and services in the face of acute disturbances and chronic stress9.
Findings suggested that, while respondents were well-satisfied with their care, the ethos of patient empowerment was of peripheral concern and readily abdicated in the face of acute illness.
John Servis, Smarty Jones's trainer, had anticipated this harassment and worried in the days before the race that his colt was "too sharp," which is horse-racing parlance for being too pumped up to turn in a measured performance in the face of acute stress.
All of the currently available anti-HIV drugs are far from ideal, and we still face problems of acute and chronic side effects, patient compliance issues, drug resistance, cost, and potency.
The protagonist's animal-like need to protect his son, and find meaning through him in the face of an acute awareness of his own mortality, took on a new colour.
We experimentally verify computational predictions that the rapid response and increased cell-cell variability enabled by TATA-containing promoters confer a clear benefit in the face of an acute environmental stress.
The response to the forced swim stressor should be considered for what it shows: a switch from active to passive behavior in the face of an acute stressor, aligned to cognitive functions underlying behavioral adaptation and survival.
The agreement appeared to break a political deadlock that had paralyzed Greece in the face of an acute financial crisis that threatened to infect other euro-zone nations, especially Italy.
