Sentence examples for more acute forms from inspiring English sources

Such a fictionalist needs to deal with the worries about artificiality and incompleteness (see above), which arise in more acute forms than face the platonist.

In particular, a recent study observed that HRCT abnormalities were strongly associated with chronic forms of the disease, but may be absent in more acute forms.

Its testing may therefore require a battery of parallel tests and particularly complex systems toxicology approaches (Hermsen et al. 2013; Tonk et al. 2013) relative to more acute forms of toxicity.

Mastitis can be fatal in its more acute forms.

In wet beriberi, a more acute form, there is edema (overabundance of fluid in the tissues) resulting largely from cardiac failure and poor circulation.

A similar dilemma, in far more acute form, will soon be faced by communities around the Indian Ocean.Grenada reopened for cruise traffic in November, but life is far from back to normal.

Occasionally the anxiety is expressed in a more acute form and results in physiological symptoms such as nausea, diarrhea, urinary frequency, suffocating sensations, dilated pupils, perspiration, or rapid breathing.

The HDZ has the more acute form of border blindness: from Mostar, it runs the "Community of Herceg-Bosna", which distributes Croatian textbooks to schools in Croat-dominated western Hercegovina, pays pensions and siphons off revenue.

I decided then and there not to read all the blogs by folks having the more acute form of the cancer.

For most developing countries, the current economic crisis is a more acute form of what they have experienced for most of the last three decades - commonly known outside the United States as the era of neoliberalism.

Northern owl species had high death rates and may have had a more acute form of the disease.