Sentence examples for somewhat acute from inspiring English sources

The other inflation risks enumerated in last week's speech - that of commodity prices and pricing intentions - will, however, likely remain somewhat acute given both the current record price of oil and survey data pointing to unprecedented pricing power on the part of UK producers.

The upper layer, the suprapellis, is made of plentiful, colorless hyphae that are 20 51 by 4 6 µm, thin-walled (up to 0.5 µm), and range in shape from obtuse to somewhat acute to knob-like or pear-shaped.

In practice, most systemics are drawn from the organic-phosphate group, because with these the problem of residues is somewhat less acute.

The exception to the observed global repression of inflammatory and immune response in the late phase are interleukin-1 pathway components and, somewhat, the acute phase reactants that show statistically insignificant, low-grade re-induction at week 12 and week 8, respectively.

Perhaps this difference could account for the possibly somewhat higher acute toxicity of CTC in comparison to CTCb.

Here, somewhat counterintuitively, acute and chronic upregulation of PGC-1α results in deleterious cardiac phenotype [ 4, 5].

Allotment gardeners also reported marginally fewer consultations with their GP in the past two months than the control group of neighbors and somewhat fewer acute health complaints, but the group difference in composite health did not reach significance.

In any case, her powers of observation emerged as acute, somewhat critical and wryly mischievous.

Since the early 1970's, the art of the Conceptualist Mel Bochner has been distinguished by an acute, somewhat perverse intelligence; a love of language and counting; elegant, energetic handwriting; and a strong allegiance to color.

Success rate was judged to be somewhat better for acute tinnitus (GPs: 37-51% and ENTs: 43-61%).

Weaning elicits an immediate and somewhat short-lived acute stress response in the calf.