Overall purchasing power matters, but it is also important to analyze the relative burden of a major regular expenditure on a household's budget.
First, although surgical care in conflict settings has often been considered to be primarily indicated for war victims, our study shows that in addition to combat-related cases, a large number of cases are non-combat related, tending to represent the regular burden of surgical disease found in the general population e.g., obstetrical emergencies and infections.
The human and societal burden of injuries is even greater with many survivors being permanently impaired and never returning to school, work or their "regular" lives [ 4, 5].
That leaves 16,000 in use: still a hefty burden for an organisation where the number of regular Sunday worshippers is around 1m.So is the Church of England simply winding up?
It has been Roddick's luck to bear the burden of American tennis with little regular support from his countrymen, and to be constantly reminded of 2003, the lone time he fulfilled America's outsized expectations for his career.
The research emphasizes the importance of regular exercise habits to control the disease burden by developing physical exercise/ training programs for people living with SCD.
Nightly, comics incorporate these feelings of regular people into their acts, making light of the underlying burden.
Some commentators think QE is a tactic to reduce the burden of European sovereign debt, rather than to put more cash in the pocket of regular consumers.
Spurs have hired six managers in 10 years in pursuit of regular Champions League football and Pochettino believes his job comes with an equal burden of pressure.
In recent years water logging has become an increasingly prevailing burden for the city dwellers and is creating adverse social, physical, economic and environmental consequences by disruption of regular life, traffic paralysis, infrastructure damage, destruction of flora and fauna.
