Sentence examples for most acute phase from inspiring English sources

If the most acute phase of Greece's economic crisis has passed, the most acute phase of its political trial is upon it.

But mostly, they understood war as a process; part of a process, its most acute phase, but maybe not its most important phase".

In a speech on Wall Street last week, commemorating the anniversary of the collapse of Lehman Brothers, President Obama said the most acute phase of the financial crisis was behind us.

The Fed actually put that idea into practice during the most acute phase of the financial crisis, acquiring, in particular, large amounts of mortgage-backed securities.

The most acute phase of the crisis occurred when the possibility of exchange rate risk was reintroduced, something Eurozone member nations thought a thing of the past.

The extent of downward flexibility in nominal base wages during the most acute phase of the crisis in Estonia has also been documented by Dabušinskas and Rõõm (2011).

I needed to believe that revisiting the most acute phases of my illness wouldn't be too traumatic, and also that I could cope with the reception – good or bad – of writing about it.

Therefore, in most of acute phase patients, a slight modification of the Treg gate was necessary to account for this increase in CD25 expression (Fig. 2A).

Haptoglobin is one of the most sensitive acute phase markers of inflammatory and infectious conditions in ruminants.

Most were acute phase proteins, even though they act as carry and transport proteins in blood, bind hormones, cytokines and other physiologically important compounds, or are released by dead or damaged cells.

By IPA analysis, plasma proteome changes in malaria-infected primigravidae with SA resulted in alterations of five canonical pathways, most significantly the acute phase response signaling pathway.