Sentence examples for violent acute from inspiring English sources

The surveillance diagnosis was recorded according to programme definitions, which included trauma (accidental), trauma (violent), acute abdominal conditions, obstetrics/gynaecological conditions, asthma/chronic obstructive pulmonary disorder (COPD) exacerbation, cardiovascular emergencies, respiratory tract infections, hyperglycaemic crisis, and others.

It was feasible to implement brief yet effective mental health interventions in a wide variety of humanitarian contexts – post-natural disaster, during acute violent conflict and during chronic violent conflict.

They used his innovative light effects, violent sensuality and acute realism in imaginative, individual ways.

Patients with extreme agitation, delirium, violent behavior or acute psychosis are frequently evaluated in the emergency departments of general hospitals.

The organic phosphates, which are usually considered only in relation to their more violent manifestations in acute poisoning, also have: the power to cause lasting physical damage to nerve tissues and, according to recent findings, to induce mental disorders.

The problem of portraying the world as dangerous and violent is particularly acute with television, which focuses on a few big stories at a time, says DePauw University Professor of Communication Jeffrey McCall, author of Viewer Discretion Advised: Taking Control of Mass Media Influences.

S/R may save lives and prevent injuries in acute violent or suicidal incidences.

However this would not account for the poorer outcomes in the context of societal violence where the frequency of acute violent events is also high.

The BVC-VAS is an easy to use and accurate instrument for systematic short-term prediction of violent attacks in acute psychiatric wards.

The American baritone Nathan Gunn made the perfect Budd, exuding a gullible charm while singing like the angel Billy is; his stammer, thrillingly violent at its most acute, tugged sorely at the heartstrings.

Some suicidal patients are more chronic than acute, and violent tendencies can be hard to discern.