Sentence examples for burden joint from inspiring English sources
Other covariates included global cognitive function, dementia diagnosis, vascular risk factors and vascular disease burden, joint pain, body mass index, and depressive symptoms.
Then, we repeated the initial model controlling for baseline global cognitive function followed by four additional models controlling for vascular risk factors and vascular disease burden, joint pain, body mass index, and depressive symptoms.
The results were unchanged after adjusting for a wide variety of potential confounding variables including global cognitive function, vascular risk and disease burden, joint pain, body mass index, and depressive symptoms.
So, too, does Lifting The Burden's joint review with WHO showing the paucity of headache research in low- and middle-income countries [16], and even more so will the joint global survey for WHO's Atlas of Headache Disorders, due to be published in 2011.
We hypothesized that this not only reduces the economic burden of joint replacement by reducing length of stay, but also helps in reduction of early complications.
To address both the growing burden of joint disease and the gaps in medical access in developing nations, medical relief organizations have begun to launch programs to perform total joint replacement (TJR) on resident populations in developing countries.
The burden of joint disease is growing in developing nations, whose populations are living longer because of declining mortality due to infectious diseases and other causes of early mortality [ 2, 3].
To address both the growing burden of joint disease in developing nations and gaps in access to treatment, medical relief programs have been launched in developing countries to perform TJR on resident populations and to transfer critical knowledge and skills to personnel at host facilities [ 9].
It can also reduce weight, leaving a lower burden on joints, tendons and muscles.
While running burdens the joints, cycling and swimming protects joints as much less weight most be resisted [ 20].
Using a "joint burden" approach, we examined the extent of exposure and compliance burdens in the San Joaquin Valley from 2005 to 2007.
