The phrase "active burden" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts discussing responsibilities, obligations, or tasks that require ongoing effort or attention.
Example: "The active burden of managing the project fell on the team leader, who had to ensure all deadlines were met."
Alternatives: "ongoing responsibility" or "continuous obligation".
One of these studies showed that active tumor burden based on PET might be a prognostic indicator of volumetric response [ 21].
Blood lead level is a measure of current biologically active lead burden and is therefore a better marker of the acute effects of recent lead dose.
Yet, looking closer at the themes addressed it becomes obvious that patients also complained about reduced ability to execute their daily activities, symptom burden while being active and the social and emotional consequences of reduced physical activity.
Although it exists predominantly in the high molecular mass form in red wine, release during protein degradation enhances the redox active metal ion burden as a part of the THQ.
To investigate the improvement of prognostication of active bone metastatic burden by discriminating bone metastases from degenerative changes in hot foci, using skeletal standardized uptake values (SUVs) by quantitative bone single photon emission tomography/computed tomography (SPECT/CT) in patients with prostate cancer.
Due to the historical burden, active euthanasia for neonates is a delicate subject in Austria that is neither discussed in public nor by the scientific medical community.
One individual may always take the required number of insulin injections, eat healthily and be physically active, yet feel burdened or even burned out by his/her daily self-care efforts.
Some organizations participated more actively than others, which placed a burden on the active members to keep abreast of the less active groups' interests and to make those groups equal beneficiaries of the process.
This chapter deals with experimental strategies aimed to discover real active factors inside the burden of potentially affecting factors in early studies of complex systems.
Like deferring and career-hopping, it is a stay against the burden of active commitment and, according to the Henigs, this trap of choice is a marked difference from the past.
