Mice with an intestinal adenoma burden (i.e., pale feet) were exposed to agents.
Iterations that restart OPV typically involve one year with a very high burden of paralytic cases followed by all remaining years with either high burden (i.e., OPV restart without SIAs) or low burden (i.e., OPV restart with SIAs).
It is also important to note that low FIM score implies more caregiver burden (i.e. more demands on resources).
Rituximab accumulation in tumor is inversely proportional to tumor burden; i.e. small tumor volumes have high Rituximab tumor accumulation.
Barriers to participation included concerns about privacy and participant burden (i.e. extra clinic visits and associated costs).
Diminishing the toxicant burden (i.e., GF/CF diet) would improve the reactions being, even if only partially, useful.
Such a multitude of difficulties can lead to an increase in the subjective burden, i.e., the perception of the impact of the objective burden [ 4].
The first stage involves (a) quantification of the disease burden (i.e. morbidity, mortality, economic and social impacts) and (b) describing the interventions that can reduce disease burden.
The correlation-based feature subset selection method can reduce the information burden (i.e., the number of predictor variables), but still retain the quality of classification.
The "lack" of ICS prescribing in these elderly men receiving LABA might be related to a relevant COPD drug burden (i.e. asthma-COPD overlap syndrome).
Used to measure both objective burden (i.e. disruption to the carer's life as a result of caring for the ill person) and subjective burden (i.e. the psychological and emotional consequences of caring), with more weight placed on subjective burden.
