Sentence examples for burden generated from inspiring English sources

In general these recommendations apply to prevalence of and burden generated by primary headache disorders, mainly migraine and tension-type headache (TTH).

This issue can be seen from two viewpoints: the unrestricted and uneconomical use of irrigation water and the fiscal burden generated by the water supply and sanitation.

The burden generated by younger age groups 15-644) is expected to slightly decline.

Another reason doctors withdrew from CY was the amount of paperwork and procedural burden generated by the scheme.

In Burkina Faso, no personnel was added to handle the additional administrative burden generated by the policy-specific accounting process, and it took years for the management software to become operational.

Despite the fact that rotavirus gastroenteritis is currently considered to be the most common pediatric disease in the European Community preventable by vaccination, specific data about the indirect economic burden generated by rotavirus in Europe is limited [ 7, 10- 15].

In the gender-based system, the reduced tax burden generates a positive shift of the participation rate.

Too often, the candidates present taxes as a burden while systematically failing to recognize (or systematically choosing to ignore) the burdens generated - for the least well off among us - by the pruning of the programs that those tax revenues sustain.

At the national level, care needs to be taken to ensure that the number of measures organisations are expected to report externally is well managed, 29 and that measures are aligned with local priorities, avoid imposing excessive burdens, generate accurate intelligence, 30 and most of all, are useful for informing improvement locally.

It is estimated that approximately 20% of the burden is generated from excessive noise exposure in occupational and leisure settings [ 1].

An important part of the Bank's work on health during that time was concerned with the epidemiological transition then taking place in developing countries and how to ease the additional financial burden this generated for these countries' health systems.