Sentence examples for burden measure from inspiring English sources

The headache-attributed lost time (HALT) index is a close derivative of MIDAS (http://www.liftingtheburden.org/ → Resources → Burden measure) to be used for headache burden studies, which will be conducted by the Lifting The Burden Campaign [43].

Its reliability as a burden measure remains unclear: its hypothetical nature allows a potential disconnection between what respondents say they will pay and what they actually will pay when confronted by the reality, and of course WTP is constrained by ability to pay.

The chart above shows where Illinois stands compared to the U.S. average on the Truth In Accounting "Taxpayer Burden" measure of state government debt burden and the share of doctors accepting new Medicaid patients.

Longitudinal prevalence of fever and lower respiratory tract infections in children has also been associated with growth faltering, but has not been evaluated as a disease burden measure in adults [65].

However, this body burden measure likely reflects a host's susceptibility to PAH as well as exposure levels [ 3].

The aim of this study was to evaluate the face and content validity of a new HF caregiver burden measure (the Caregiver Burden Questionnaire Heart Failure – CBQ-HF).

The federal regulatory burden, measured by the number of regulators employed, hasn't gone up much, and has actually fallen since 1980.

Britain's debt burden, measured against its gross domestic product, is not nearly as high as Greece's or Italy's.

The tax burden (measured by the Institute for Fiscal Studies in the form of total government receipts as a share of national income) started at just above 40 per cent in 1979, peaked at 45.4 per cent in 1982, then fell below 40 per cent in 1990.

Effective tax burden measures are computed for the whole enlarged EU.

Acute symptom burden, measured by TSS and individual symptom increases, significantly increased as the high school football season advanced.