Sentence examples for slightly more acute from inspiring English sources

Meanwhile back in ski mountaineering, the adversity is slightly more acute!

Abdominal tenderness and hepatomegaly were slightly more frequent in those with acute leptospirosis.

Chronic CSC is associated with extensive RPE damage in the macular area, suggesting slightly more rapid resorption than in acute CSC.

Atrial fibrillation was present slightly more often in patients with acute decompensation of chronic heart failure (HF) (31.8%) than in de-novo HF (22.7%).

There were slightly more small cell cancers in the acute and without diagnosis groups.

Ambroxol is slightly more effective in relieving pain in acute sore throat than mint flavoured lozenges over a period of 3 h.

The group not exposed to acute gastroenteritis received slightly more assessments than the exposed group, although the difference was not statistically significant (mean number of assessments 4.8 v. 4.6, P=0.08).

Slightly more than a third of all cases of acute gastrointestinal illness -- diarrhea with or without vomiting -- are caused by food-borne organisms, according to the centers' data.

Acute success is similar, but it cannot be denied that slightly more recurrences are observed with cryotherapy.

Another RCT indicated that in participants with sub-acute LBP, physiotherapist-directed exercise and advice were each slightly more effective than placebo at 6 weeks.

Only slightly more tacky.