Sentence examples for burden and development from inspiring English sources

Invasive fungal disease constitutes a growing health burden and development of novel antifungal drugs with high potency and selectivity against new fungal molecular targets are urgently needed.

Furthermore, antibiotic treatment is essential to control clostridial burden and development of severe disease.

Through 2012, the Global Fund determined funding eligibility based on country income, past and ongoing Global Fund grant performance, and, for upper-middle income countries, disease burden and development assistance from other sources [ 4].

14 Both the development of an initial response that eradicates the primary tumor burden and the development of an antigen-specific memory response are important for long-term survival.

In early phase pneumonia, protective ventilation with lower tidal volume and higher end expiratory pressure has the potential to reduce the pulmonary bacterial burden and the development of lung injury.

An understanding of the relationship between pDPN severity and other outcomes affected by this condition can help characterize the disease burden and enhance development and application of appropriate management strategies.

In the majority of countries, there is a gap between policy makers' recognition of a national chronic disease burden and the development and implementation of chronic disease policies and plans.

Despite this burden and the development of improved microbiological molecular methods, only few recent studies with well characterized ALRI, clinical diagnoses in which bacterial and viral testing have been additionally performed have been published [ 4- 7].

Other biological covariates examined as potential confounders included measures of iron deficiency, exposure to environmental tobacco smoke (Kolasa et al. 1998), and anthropometric measurements, which could affect both heavy metal body burden and pubertal development.

Authors of epidemiology textbooks should afford more attention to the neglected areas of measuring disease burden and the development of morbidity metrics and tools for the prioritisation of population health problems.

In Asia, large-scale epidemiological studies are required to update information about the prevalence of CRS, and such studies would provide information for the assessment of the disease burden and the development and promotion of public health policies associated with CRS.