Sentence examples for less acutely from inspiring English sources

Europe faces similar trends, less acutely.

The patient had just been transferred from a ward for the less acutely ill, because she was not improving.

Economists generally believe that people with $2.5 million stashed away feel the loss of a dollar less acutely than those with just $25,000.

Spain was less acutely affected, though Eta and a shadowy leftwing group known as Grapo also resorted to abductions for political gain.

The paintings are not as spontaneous but no less acutely observed, without the necessity of detailed description to convey temperament and mood.

But remember that many of these issues could also arise, albeit less acutely in opposition, in a Labour leadership contest after an election defeat next year.

53 In this study, use of damage control versus single-stage surgery in less-acutely ill trauma patients was associated with an increased risk of bowel ischaemia/perforation, sepsis and multiorgan failure; a prolonged hospital stay and an elevated risk of death.

And as stylized as this "Menagerie" may be, its emotions never feel less than acutely real.

Furthermore, we create a linear SVM model using the same technique and apply it to the MMsINC data, with the additional integration of the EXPLAIN system [6] which allows us to show which structural features are responsible for the model classifying a molecule as less toxic or acutely toxic.

Acute exposure to rewarding or appetitive stimuli such as drugs of abuse significantly increases extracellular dopamine in the NAc and PFC, but the dorsal striatum appears to be acutely less sensitive to such stimuli.

There was no significant difference in outcome when comparing those treated acutely (less than 4 weeks from the time of the injury: n = 8, mean = 2 weeks, range 3 days to 4 weeks) versus those treated for a chronic injury (n = 9, mean = 16 months, range 2 60 months).