Sentence examples for more acute due from inspiring English sources

Yaraghi says that the need for better patient ID technology is now even more acute, due to the fact that patient records are now commonly stolen by hackers (see "Hackers Are Homing In On Hospitals").

With the advent of polychromatic FCM technology [ 10], issues of standardization and variability due to gating techniques become even more acute, due to the exponential increase in analytical complexity with each marker added [ 11].

It has been suggested that young people accessing local services for sexual health care have fears around confidentiality and anonymity and in small rural towns these problems may be even more acute due to their high visibility and the "inter-connectedness" of the community [ 23, 24].

Our results suggest that that SIP is associated with more acute onset due to a proximal trigger (substance misuse) and that more severe symptoms propel patients into care more rapidly.

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.

Such relationships are plausible since safety net activities could both increase cost (e.g., due to a more acute case mix, increased wage rates due to higher demand for services).

That is bad enough, but this must be even more acute in the US due to the higher cost of a US college education.

This is another high-impact driver, which is already evident today and will become more acute in the coming decades due to the convergence of two further factors: the intensification of economic globalisation and its neoliberal tenets, and advances in technology (artificial intelligence, autonomous systems, additive manufacturing, etc).

In a number of the patients first admittance to hospital was not necessarily due to problems with ongoing treatment, but due to a more acute or dramatic onset of symptoms of schizophrenia.

Most respondents considered that chronic hepatitis B and C need to be recognized as an important public health problem, but that due to other, more acute health priorities and well-coordinated public and political demand, it is hard to gain support of policy-makers and political bodies involved in supporting funding and prioritizing liver cancer.

This problem is more acute in the developing and under developed countries due to lack of adequate monitoring and law enforcement.