Furthermore, the burden regarding treatment costs associated with infection will continue to increase.
In addition, in some research settings, such as large epidemiological studies or studies where the assessment burden regarding nonsubstance use phenotypes is already high, it can be advantageous to use a briefer instrument.
This is a burden with regard to the "big future" as well as for the "little future" of the day ahead: "In the morning I'm always nervous.
The burden experienced regarding time spent is difficult to estimate but will most likely not exceed 30 minutes.
Sub-analysis of the lymph node positive group revealed nodal burden (where high burden was regarded as four or more positive) was a significant prognostic factor (P=0.0004).
If you diminish the implications of religious experience and have a high standard regarding the burden of proof for any sort of religious outlook, then it is highly likely that the classical arguments for God's existence will not be persuasive.
Living above a former quarry is not always regarded as a burden.
One thing that the troops do not regard as a burden, it turns out, is serving alongside gay soldiers.
"Older people are regarded as a burden on society, yet the evidence shows civic life is sustained by engaged, much older people.
Now, as that achievement helps raise the proportion of the aged around the world, what once seemed an unalloyed blessing is too often regarded as a burden — a financial burden, a health care burden, even a social burden.
It should not be regarded as a burden, but rather as a working tool very similar to a business plan". Gripne, from Colorado, explains, "A social entrepreneur needs to first be clear about his or her own hypothesis for impact, the research and reasoning behind it and the methods for continually testing and re-adjusting the hypothesis and measures.
