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Meanings of acute disease in English
Disease with a rapid onset and/or a short course.
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Usage of acute disease in English
1
This is an acute disease where action is required rapidly, Chaignat said.
2
Only men without acute disease exacerbation or systemic glucocorticoid treatment were included.
3
Clinical records were analyzed to identify the major features of acute disease.
4
GLANDERS.-Thisis an acute disease of the horse and occasionally of man.
5
In strong minds, despair is an acute disease; the prelude to great exertion.
6
Hundreds of biomarkers in EBC are associated with acute disease states, including pneumonia.
7
Ninety females and 14 males not affected by any acute disease were considered.
8
The acute disease, whose very existence they deny, is in reality the cure.
9
Mutational inactivation of the IL-8R caused both acute disease and chronic tissue damage.
10
Such low pressure certainly shows decreased power of resistance to any acute disease.
11
Virulence in uropathogenic E. coli has been defined by the severity of acute disease.
12
He was attacked with an acute disease of great violence.
13
In many forms of acute disease, crises develop with marked regularity and in well-defined periodicity.
14
But persistent violation of the laws of health does not always lead to acute disease.
15
Spinal cord inflammatory lesions were also reduced in Panx1 KO EAE mice during acute disease.
16
Nature are sufficient, if rightly applied, to cure any acute disease arising within the organism.
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Translations for acute disease
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Acute disease through the time
Acute disease across language varieties
United States of America
Common
United Kingdom
Less common