Sentence examples for burden owing from inspiring English sources

(Full disclosure: I doubt that anyone on Earth can rival my mastery of John Travolta's White Man's Burden, owing to an idyllic Berkeley spring spent studying awful movies about race).

In the numerical analysis of the eigen behavior of huge liquid-storage tanks, treatment of large-scale matrices becomes a burden owing to the hydrodynamic interaction between two different media, structure and liquid.

However, it is a major health problem and leads to a severe socioeconomic burden owing to its high prevalence and comorbidities such as anxiety, depression, temporo-mandibular disorders, fibromyalgia, and obstructive sleep apnoea [2 6].

Melanoma incurs a considerable public health burden owing to the worldwide dramatic rise in incidence since the mid-1960s.

Some participants may regard a face-to-face interview as a burden, owing to the need to invite the investigator as a guest in their home.

Since 2003, the Chinese government has re-established the New Cooperative Medical Scheme (NCMS), aimed to improve the access of essential healthcare to rural residents and reduce financial burden owing to high out of pocket payments.

Existing cervical screening programmes in low- and medium-resource countries have been less successful in reducing cervical cancer burden partly owing to inadequate coverage of treatment of women detected with CIN (Sankaranarayanan et al, 2001; IARC, 2004).

Again, where supplies fail to get through, it is usually the poor who suffer most.The global burden of illness owing to dirty water, bad or non-existent sanitation and poor standards of hygiene is remarkable, according to the studies cited by Mr Rijsberman.

These diseases are public health concerns and have a heavy burden on society owing to their chronic characteristics and the associated severe pain.

(Faculty member) The faculty members tend towards "not complaining in the event of unsatisfactory teaching because of awareness of the burden on nurses" as faculty have past experience as nurses themselves; moreover, nursing burdens have increased owing to a changing medical environment with shorter periods of hospitalization.

Chronic lung diseases, such as chronic obstructive pulmonary disease (COPD) and idiopathic pulmonary fibrosis (IPF), represent a significant health burden worldwide owing to their progressive nature and the current lack of curative treatments.