Sentence examples for more acute during from inspiring English sources

The dependence on oil has grown more acute during Mr. Ch z's 11 years in power.

But this aversion to the paranormal has become more acute during my pregnancy.

The divisions in the Labour Party became more acute during 1931, as the government struggled to meet the May Report's recommended expenditure cuts of £97 million, the majority (£67 million) to be found from reductions in unemployment costs.

This interaction appears to be more acute during the early stages as later in development (larvae), HP1a appears to play less of a role in maintaining the levels of the PcG/trxG marks.

We should also remember that dietary differences between crypto-Muslims and Christians may have become more acute during the 16th century when halal meat became unavailable, at least legally, due to the prohibition of Muslim butchery practices (Vincent and Ortiz, 1978; Ehlers, 2006).

Never had this chasm been more acute than during this unusually cool summer in Southern California, where people wrapped themselves in light sweaters as the rest of the nation tried to fry things on the sidewalks.

Patients who experienced acute exacerbations were older, had attended the primary care centre more often during 2009, presented more comorbidities (heart failure, ischemic heart disease, diabetes, chronic kidney failure, atrial fibrillation and anaemia) and had experienced more acute exacerbations during the year prior to the start of the study.

Comparisons of elite and good distance runners indicate that better economy in elite runners was associated with greater maximal angle of the thigh during hip extension, more extended lower leg at foot strike, more acute knee angles during swing and toe-off and that good runners plantar flexed an average of 10° more during toe-off than elite runners [103,113,114].

Because of the more acute, prevalent stress during spring, your neck and upper back might feel tenser.

More acute rickettsioses occurred during the July October rains (70.6% of ST infections and 59.7% of other rickettsioses), whereas more nonrickettsial infections (67.0%) occurred during the drier period of March June (p<0.0001).

In addition, although results were consistent for the two time periods of average PM exposure, we evaluated (12 months before diagnosis and exposures averaged over the entire follow-up period), additional time windows of exposure should be explored, including more acute exposures and exposures during childhood.