The phrase "attributed burden" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts discussing responsibilities or obligations that are assigned or ascribed to someone or something.
Example: "The attributed burden of leadership often weighs heavily on those in charge, affecting their decision-making process."
Alternatives: "assigned responsibility" or "ascribed obligation".
We followed a structured questionnaire including diagnostic questions, enquiry into occurrence of HY and various aspects of attributed burden.
As has been the case with all LTB studies, this population-based survey has revealed a lot of headache and much attributed burden.
Some of the attributed burden can be prevented through early detection and treatment.
For the purpose of prioritizing future prevention strategies, it is imperative to study the attributed burden of this condition by quantifying specific patient-centered outcomes.
To evaluate the attributed burden of ARDS we evaluated the QOL and functional status at 6 months post hospitalization compared to baseline in a population-based cohort of patients with ARDS, or at high risk of ARDS.
In fact, burden estimation in individuals with multiple headache types cannot, even when diagnoses are correct, realistically attribute burden in parts to each type.
In fact this avoided double-counting: although it might be possible in such a survey to diagnose multiple headache types, correctly attributing burden between them is not a realistic proposition.
Although in Table 1 we present HY according to diagnosis (based on participants' assertions in 93.5% of cases that HY was typical of their diagnosed most bothersome headache), because of the diagnostic uncertainty we did not go beyond this to attribute burden to each headache type.
Using the current Greek surveillance system, we cannot attribute this burden to known causes of gastroenteritis other than the ones included in this study.
The GBD Model has five components: causes of death, descriptive epidemiology of disabling sequelae, burden attributed to selected risk factors, projections of burden for the future and sensitivity analyses.
The mortality burden attributed to NCDs has been increasing over time without replacing the burden attributed to communicable diseases.
