Sentence examples for burden attributed from inspiring English sources

Assuming an exposure reference level of 7.5 μg/m3 as used in other studies (e.g. [ 4, 13]) would result in an approximately 20 25% higher burden attributed to air pollution then the number of annual air pollution attributable cases for all cause infant mortality would increase from 106 (95% CI 53 185) to 132 (95% CI 66 to 232) if 7.5 μg/m3 was taken as the exposure reference level.

To estimate the prevalence and disability burden attributed to migraine in Karnataka, South India.

To determine the mortality burden attributed to the development of ALI, we performed a logistic regression analysis adjusted for the baseline Acute Physiology and Chronic Health Evaluation (APACHE II) score [23].

In GBD 2016, the decision was made that burden attributed to MOH would be more correctly attributed to the antecedent disorders, in due proportion (73.4% to migraine, 26.6% to TTH, from a meta-analysis of three studies [27 29]).

The primary objective of this study was to estimate the prevalence and burden attributed to each of anxiety, depression and the headache disorders of public-health importance (migraine, TTH and medication-overuse headache [MOH]) in Nepal.

Nevertheless, most primary headaches are episodic, and most of the disability burden attributed to headache in GBD2013 was based on epidemiological data focused on the episodic subtypes of migraine and TTH.

Our analysis indicates that the reduced treatment burdens attributed to new galenic formulations which we evaluated against their older counterparts are associated with better compliance and persistence.

EBD is the environmental component of the burden of disease (BoD) approach, where certain amounts of disease burden are attributed to environmental risk factors [ 28].

Despite the low cancer incidence in Saudi Arabia, the country must be ready to face the challenge of a foreseeable increase in cancer burden mainly attributed to the growth and aging of the population.

Africa's chronic disease burden is attributed to multifaceted factors including increased life expectancy, changing lifestyle practices, poverty, urbanisation and globalisation [ 1].

Currently, 10% of the global disease burden is attributed to CVD, with CVD being responsible for 151.377 million disability-adjusted life years.