One woman who visited the Huntington show later told Frame that she detected "...themes of seeking and seeing, burden, loss, damage, madness, wholeness, enlightenment, inhumanity, cycles, rebirth, controlled and controller - just to name a few".
It leads to considerable economic burden, loss of work-related productivity, as well as decreased HR-QOL.
Examples include concerns about efficacy and safety of trials, fear of additional financial costs, concern about randomisation, trial burden, loss of confidentiality, dependency issues and cultural barriers.
When older people are exposed to changes such as moving into a nursing home their physical and psychological problems [ 5, 9] and feelings of being a burden, loss of control and helplessness increase [ 10, 11].
Moreover, TB can make the vulnerable more vulnerable through its aftermath, such as stigma and social isolation, financial burden, loss of employment, loss of housing, interruption of studies and deportation [ 3– 7, 36, 40, 59– 63].
More over, BTB is an economical burden through loss in animal productivity, cost of control and eradication programs, and loss in trade markets [ 7].
Torts can shift the burden of loss from the injured party to the party who is at fault or better suited to bear the burden of the loss.
Schaap carries with him a burden of loss and a disinterest in the contemporary world.
To all who carry a burden of loss, I extend the deepest sympathy of our country.
The book is dedicated to Gordimer's late husband, and the complicated burden of loss suffuses its pages.
Death and the complicated burden of loss are the dominant themes of this structurally diverse collection, Gordimer's first since 1991, the year she won the Nobel Prize.
