Sentence examples for burden characteristics from inspiring English sources

To compile available data and to estimate the burden, characteristics and risks factors of cutaneous leishmaniasis (CL) in Mali.

Intention-to-treat analysis using a linear mixed model will be performed, adjusting for patient (disease severity) and caregiver (burden) characteristics and occurrence of life events that may interfere with the patient's QoL.

Moreover, it has been demonstrated that tumor burden characteristics are associated with clinical outcome in patients with metastasis from RCC treated with vascular endothelial growth factor-targeted therapy such as sunitinib [ 10].

Parameters for the associations between parental needs in care, hours of informal care provided by an adult child, adult child's care-giver burden, characteristics of the care-giving network and control variables (i.e. adult child and parental characteristics) were estimated in a path model using structural equation modelling with AMOS (Kline 1998).

For toenails to be used as a biomarker for long term exposures such as years, there is a need to either verify temporal stability within the study population by comparing biomarkers reflecting body-burden levels against an empirically derived ratio as defined herein, or repeated biomarker determinations would be needed so as to understand long term body burden characteristics.

The additional loss (renal) of HCO3 in the setting of reduced buffering capacity only adds to the acid base burden characteristic of hypoperfused states [90].

The additional loss (renal) of HCO3 in the setting of reduced buffering capacity only adds to the acid base burden characteristic of hypoperfused states [ 90].

We observed a modest mutational burden, characteristic of cancers that are not associated with known carcinogens such as ultraviolet light or cigarette smoke.

This analysis will inform surveillance, research, and intervention to identify changes in burden and characteristics of agricultural injuries.

Carers of peritoneal dialysis patients may suffer from burden, the characteristics of which differ from burden due to dementia, cancer or other dependent conditions.

To describe the burden and characteristics of clinical neonatal sepsis in the United States and evaluate incidence rates after the issuance of intrapartum antibiotic prophylaxis (IAP) guidelines.