Sentence examples for burden patterns from inspiring English sources

The IRF is an intuitive and meaningful metric to highlight shifts in global disease burden patterns.

Differential species burden patterns observed were not surprising as similar observations have been reported elsewhere [ 14, 23].

The results of our study are consistent with earlier studies on disparities in disease burden patterns and global health R&D.

Economic growth in low- and middle-income countries (LMIC) has raised interest in how disease burden patterns are related to economic development.

Over the past 20 years, rapid economic change in low and middle income countries has raised interest in how disease burden patterns are related to economic development.

Global disparities in risk factor exposure patterns were higher than those in disease burden patterns in 1990, and have converged more consistently since then.

Disease burden pattern in Thailand is more similar to upper middle income countries that HIV/AIDS showing larger burden than diarrhoeal diseases and TB.

The minimal health system response may be due to lack of comprehensive knowledge of geriatric disease burden, pattern and healthcare needs.

According to Globocan estimates, the top most common cancers in both sexes are breast, non-Hodgkin lymphoma, leukemia, esophagus, and colorectum 2. This review attempts to scrutinize most if not all cancer studies published to date in Sudan, and highlight their most significant findings in term of cancer burden, pattern, genetic, and environmental causes of cancer.

The high sero-geospatial burden distribution patterns obtained in the two production systems, which are invariably extensive in nature, are in agreement with the previous reports that the extensive nature of the husbandry systems exposed stocks to different geographical factors, which exacerbate CBPP occurrence (Nawathe 1992; Nwanta and Umoh 1992; Jiuqing et al. 2011).

The study describes the burden and patterns of morbidity in the year after childbirth.