Sentence examples for burden is attributed from inspiring English sources
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.
Study of gene-environment interactions may increase our ability to characterize relatively low population risks if a substantial proportion of the population cancer burden is attributed to high risk among a smaller group of genetically susceptible members.
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].
In the present study, the majority of the burden was attributed to strong inorganic acid mists, whereas in the Finnish study it was because of asbestos exposure.
According to Black et al. [ 3], more than one-third of child deaths and more than 10%% of the total global disease burden are attributed to maternal and child undernutrition, which may result in stunting among others.
8 The economic burden of depression is attributed to functional impairment of employees due to physical and cognitive symptoms.
About 3.61% of the total disability-adjusted life year (DALY) global burden of disease is attributed to diarrhea, which is the cause of some 1.45 million deaths annually.
In Australia, 80% of the estimated total burden of disease is attributed to chronic illness, primarily cardiovascular disease, chronic respiratory conditions, diabetes and cancer [ 2].
9– 12 Four hundred and fifty million people around the world suffer from mental disorders, 13 and a significant part of the global burden of disease is attributed to the 25% lifetime prevalence of mental diseases.
Similar to other disease states, the change in demographics of cardiovascular disease and the increased burden on women is attributed to the negative pathologic consequences (loss of antioxidant, anti-inflammatory, and neuroprotective properties) associated with the cessation of ovarian function [ 85, 86].
