Sentence examples for burden of hand from inspiring English sources
10 Despite a previous study in South India that found mild-to-moderate neuropsychological deficits in a functionally normal HIV-positive group, 11 yet the total burden of HAND in Singapore and other South Asian HIV-positive populations and its clinical significance is so far unknown.
Fortunately, with advances in technology, computer-based "virtual laboratories" lessen the preparatory burden of hands on laboratories and allow instructors to focus on inquiry-based learning rather than safety and technique.
We developed tools that ease the burden of performing hand curation and complete linkage of large contemporary datasets.
Measuring the burden of second-hand smoke in terms of implied healthcare costs rather than in terms of induced incidence or prevalence of diseases, has the advantage that impacts can easily be aggregated across different diseases.
7 On the other hand, burden-of-illness studies provide the bases for cost calculations in the cost-effectiveness analysis.
I remember, vividly, the burden of feeling responsible for hand selling every single copy of my book myself.
On the other hand, burden of CDs was concentrated among the poor with rates being 92% higher for lowest quintile compared to the highest quintile (p<0.001) [OR 1.92 (95% CI: 1.25 2.95)] (Fig. 4).
WHY have any proposals that other European Union nations share the burden with Italy and Greece been "rejected out of hand"?
In many conversations with people around the country, I have found that the dreadful anti-immigrant rhetoric that dominates talk shows does not represent the views of a majority of Americans, who do not reject immigrants out of hand as a burden.
Goodell's memo contained a five-point plan, which included provisions for teams to report suspected or actual violations of league rules, and a reduction in the burden of proof he needed to hand out discipline.
On the other hand, the burden of immune pathways seems to be lower for genes associated with SLE only.
