Sentence examples for burden may be explained from inspiring English sources

Positive effects of meditation and exercise on ARI illness burden may be explained by improved mindfulness scores over time.

This decline in worm burdens at 35°C may be explained by the increasing mortality of both the intermediate hosts and the parasite at higher temperatures (see Appendix S1).

Ethnic variations in the burden of OPC in the USA may be explained by differences in cultural and regional characteristics, health-related habits, or genetic constitution among these groups [ 8].

Such results may be explained by a cognitive burden of choosing, technical problems, and deciding to participate but failing to do so [ 7].

21 This disparity does not seem to be explained by bias in diagnosis due to language or education but may be explained by a higher burden of risk factors for dementia in Hispanics compared to NHW, such as diabetes.

If adherence is truly higher in patients prescribed NNRTI-based regitens, it may be explained by a lower pill burden [14], [33], [44].

This finding may be explained by a potentially greater effect of the cumulative comorbidity burden on the VTE risk, while the effect of BC remains similar within each strata of comorbidity.

This may be explained by the general financial burdens faced by younger people (e.g., relative to starting out on their careers, obtaining mortgages for houses, and caring for children).

The relatively low HPV prevalence compared to other cities in China and the different prevalence pattern observed in GZ may be explained by a relatively low cervical cancer burden in that area [19].

This was not in agreement with our main hypothesis, but it may be explained by factors such as increased comorbidity burden in this group of patients.

Lower unadjusted event rates in medium-HDI countries may be explained by younger age and lower comorbidity burden among these countries' patients.