Sentence examples for burden correspond from inspiring English sources

Thus, although our intent was not to obtain accurate estimates of time spent on health, we do not know how participants' experiences of time and burden correspond to actual time spent.

Using the corresponding bone marrow dose estimates given in Simmonds et al (1995), the possible variations in Po skeletal burden correspond to an equivalent spread in radon exposure of about 90 Bq m−3.

This sex difference in PBDE-47 body burdens corresponds to a previous study using similar dosing procedures with this species (Muirhead et al. 2006).

Although they were not useful in predicting the return of sinus rhythm, it seems that they may reflect global cardiovascular burden and correspond to thromboembolic risk.

The "moderate" health state demonstrates a reduction in HRQOL (mean utility of 0.75 in the UK sample, 0.71 in the Swedish sample), as a result of the increased symptom burden and corresponds to the reported values for 'not well-controlled' diabetes in the earlier study [26].

Third, the frequency of large CNVs, or CNV burden, also corresponded to sex.

The individual patient parasite burden (Table 1 ) corresponded approximately to a total of 10 parasites in a typical adult at admission.

This increased burden however, does not correspond to an increased service delivery or quality in these regions.

Yesterday we referred to the kindness of Mandela – who, for all his burdens, found time to correspond with the British author Dominic Shelmerdine when asked to reveal his original ambition.

The burden sustained by NHS corresponded to 93.7 % of the total amount, i.e. €2110.4 ± 1756.9 euros for CM patients, and to 89.4%% of the total sum (i.e. €468.3 ± 801.8 euros) for EM subjects.

For example, an inflammatory burden score of 0 corresponds to having none of the seven biomarkers elevated.