Sentence examples for burden as compared from inspiring English sources

Paediatric and pregnant patients may benefit from MRI PET because of reduced radiation burden as compared to PET CT.

3.1, AT is the additional tax caused by the leverage-based IDR when legal form specific effects are neglected, and the dividend effect reduces a corporation's tax burden as compared to a partnership.

Due to the ambiguous DOAs caused by spatial aliasing, the full spectral search is finally compressed into a limited angular sector, and hence a significant computational burden as compared to the standard MUSIC is saved.

Infection with S. aureus ΔisdBH and ΔhtsAΔisdE did not result in a statistically significant difference in mortality or bacterial burden as compared to controls.

The immunohistochemistry data (Figure 4) indicate that the Tg2576:sod2 animals have a 32% and a 29% increase in plaque burden as compared to Tg2576+EUK189 and Tg2576 animals respectively, which does not reach statistical significance (p = 0.18, p = 0.22).

By 48 hrs (Figure 2B), all mutant mice (TLR9−/−, TLR4lps-d, TLR4lps-d/TLR9−/−) had statistically higher lung bacterial burden as compared to the WT mice, (53, 309, and 560 fold increase in CFU over WT mice, respectively, p<0.05).

At the lower doses (Figure 1d), only caspofungin at 1 mg/kg and anidulafungin at 0.5 mg/kg were able to significantly reduce the trophic burdens as compared to the untreated mice.

People without local residence might be more financially, physically, and/or emotionally burdened as compared to local residents.

While the rat inhales proportionally less air per minute, the doses administered in some toxicology studies can result in unrealistic fiber lung burdens as compared to human exposure.

These diseases are called neglected because they affect the poor, they are not subject to compulsory reporting in most countries, and are therefore not perceived as major public health burdens as compared to HIV/AIDS, tuberculosis, and malaria for instance.

They found no significant associations, except for a higher prevalence of special health care needs in obese children, and concluded that overweight and obese pre-school children experience few additional health burdens as compared to normal weight children.