Sentence examples for more acute decline from inspiring English sources

Ewes treated with Asp+LMWH(Hep) exhibited a more acute decline in FSH (13.8 ± 2.2 days) than those treated with Asp+Eptifib(Integ) (27.7 ± 3.1 days; P = 0.003) and returned to normal levels within 5 6 weeks of TP.

All patients who died an 'expected death' in the hospice were cared for by the LCP, with the others (n=73) having a more acute decline due to complications from their illness or being unable to retrieve case notes to clarify details.

In later years, when the scramble for money and productivity became more acute, the numbers at these talks declined.

But some regions are tighter than ever, and the pressure from the high costs can be more acute in the context of general revenue declines.

Maxwell said it was important to engage communities, because although incidence of malaria was declining, individual cases tended to be more acute as herd immunity was falling.

And, among the working class, the threat of declining status and security has grown more acute every year.

With a declining demand for gasoline, the problem becomes more acute.

"In the longer term, the eventual decline of oil revenues would likely prove a much more acute problem for an independent Scotland than it would for the UK".

That this happened amid a general decline in violence throughout the Western world only serves to make the crisis more acute; America's gun-violence problem remains the great and terrible outlier.

While broadcast television as a medium is in decline because new platforms — the Internet, mobile devices — are fragmenting audiences, the problems at CBS News are more acute.

Instead it became more acute.