Assertion: acute bronchitis | /r/HasProperty | short
Facets:
value: usually
type: DEGREE
Source sentences:
text: Acute bronchitis is short lived but infectious, while chronic bronchitis persists but is noninfectious.
text: Acute bronchitis is usually a short-term disease with no lasting or permanent breathing difficulties.
text: Acute bronchitis is a short-term problem that arises due to irritation or viral fever, whereas chronic bronchitis occurs due to excess mucus formation and stays for a longer term.
text: Acute bronchitis – which shares the same symptoms as chronic bronchitis – is a short-term condition that typically fades in two to three weeks, whereas chronic bronchitis is a permanent or constantly recurring condition, most often caused by smoking or the inhalation of irritants or dust.
text: Acute bronchitis is a short-term infection best left alone to run its course.
text: Acute bronchitis is usually short-term inflammation and lasts a couple of days and up to a month, whereas chronic bronchitis refers to long-term inflammation of the bronchi.