Sentence examples for started acutely from inspiring English sources

This was suggested [10] and also in this woman the pain started acutely 1 week after the first surgery.

New daily persistent headache (NDPH) is a subtype of chronic daily headache (CDH) that starts acutely and continues as a daily headache from the onset.

The onset of HAAP often starts acutely in a relatively large joint such as the knee, wrist or shoulder, and the associated symptoms closely resemble those of rheumatoid arthritis (RA).

In this latest phase of the downturn, the bank said, consumers are now starting to acutely feel the pinch of wage cuts and layoffs.

Rioux et al. described a program of CKD education for hospitalized patients who needed to start dialysis acutely.

But my mother had died in 1994, and since my parents had been divorced and I am an only child, I had started to become acutely aware of who I wanted to be.

The disease starts with an acutely painful eye, with tearing and sensitivity to light.

The year 1610 is a contender for marking the transition, they claim, because this is when the irreversible transfer of crops and species between the new and old worlds was starting to be acutely felt.

The next group of sows farrowed between November 7 and 9. Piglets from those sows were acutely affected and started to show yellowish, pasty to watery diarrhea about two days after birth.

Afterwards, I became acutely aware, because they started asking me for advice.

McDonald's has generally fared well in the recession as customers turned to it for cheap meals, but it has started to feel the pinch more acutely in recent months.