Sentence examples for burden index from inspiring English sources

The Drug Burden Index (DBI) is a pharmacological risk assessment tool that measures the total exposure to anticholinergic and sedative medicines, which may impair function in older adults.

Daily treatment with AATP [a combination therapy composed of ascorbic acid (AA), alpha-tocopherol (T), sodium pyruvate (P) designed to synergistically target mitochondrial impairments] improved mitochondrial functions, mossy fiber PPRs, and reduced seizure burden index (SBI) scores and seizure incidence in KO mice.

††PIBI is Periodontal Inflammatory Burden Index.

The Periodontal Inflammatory Burden Index (PIBI) combines and unifies data on PPD.

A novel index, Periodontal Inflammatory Burden Index or PIBI, was derived from the PPD values.

Secondary outcome measurements are potential medication errors, drug burden index and costs.

Of the objective burden indices, age of patient was significantly negatively correlated with caregiver's urge subscale score (r = -0.193, P < 0.035).

Caregiver GHQ-12 and objective burden indices were not significantly associated with their sex, age, marital status, living arrangements, family income, and duration of weekly personal contacts (P > 0.05).

We estimate two health burden indices for a rhodesiense HAT outbreak in Serere health sub-district, in north-eastern Uganda; firstly the DALY, and secondly an estimate of the costs to the health sub-district based on the total costs of hospitalization and treatment for the disease.

Although the direct medical cost for rotavirus infections per capita was lower in Taiwan (US $0.31 0.44) than in Hong Kong (US $0.59) or USA USS $0.76), the personal economic burden indexes were similar among Taiwan (1.92 2.72), Hong Kong (2.28), and USA (2.19) when normalized for GNI per capita (Table 5).

No significant differences were observed between treated patients and untreated patients for baseline demographic variables, baseline neuropsychological performance, nonvascular and vascular disease burden indices at baseline or at follow-up, body system or chemical exposure, alcohol use, allowable neurological problems (such as history of migraine), or remote history of depressive symptoms.