Sentence examples for heavy acute from inspiring English sources

Thus, it is unlikely that the positive association between anxiety and cannabis use in the current study was due to exclusively acute (non-clinical) symptoms of anxiety induced by a heavy (acute) cannabis use.

12 13 The importance of vitamin C on the respiratory system is also indicated by the decrease in the incidence of the common cold in people under heavy acute physical stress 14 15 and by its effects on the severity of the upper and lower respiratory tract infections.

The other two were insufficient knowledge of IC procedures and heavy or acute workload.

Speak to any year 6 teacher for long enough, and you will eventually discover the heavy workload and acute misery associated with teacher assessment – turgid checklists and mountains of "evidence portfolios," painstakingly collected over the year.

Our objectives were to review norethindrone use in an adolescent population in a tertiary care center and to assess the effectiveness of the norethindrone taper in the management of acute heavy menstrual bleeding in adolescents.

Developed to remove arsenic from soldiers gassed during World War I, the method is used in mainstream medicine for rare cases of acute heavy metal poisoning.

People living with severe chronic illness are heavy users of acute hospital services; better coordination of their care could potentially improve health outcomes while reducing hospital use.

Sulfur mustard gas may shed the columnar cells of the epithelial lining of the upper respiratory tract in an acute heavy exposure.

Some of the most common toxic agents include heavy metals, and acute and chronic exposure to heavy metal Pb can induce significant neurophysiological and neuropsychological deficits, depending on the level of exposure.

They analyzed RNA in 29 fruit fly tissue types, 25 cell lines, and "environmental challenge" scenarios including heat, cold, heavy metal poisoning, and acute exposure to pesticides.

The description of SQGs and sediment classification along with the results related to the sediments from Khanpur Lake during summer and winter is presented in Table 5, while the percent contribution of heavy metals towards potential acute toxicity in the sediments during summer and winter is depicted in Figure 4.