Their analysis considered two dimensions: the amount of disease burden relieved by the service, and the cost/effectiveness of the intervention.
Conversely, for the one in three patients who present with incurable, wet IIIB or stage IV NSCLC, the goals of therapy are palliative (i.e. to reduce tumor burden, relieve signs and symptoms, improve quality of life, and prolong survival).
The four men who serve as representative victims, uneducated tenant farmers in Tuskegee, Ala., are all warm and decent, with a healthy distrust of white people and the simple outlook on life that comes with hardship: that existence is made up of constant burdens relieved occasionally by temporary pleasures.
While companies are still out to maximise their profits, they have recently begun to take on the added burden of relieving our conscience.
At the end we learn that the Burden later relieved him of his duties as tour manager, sending him back to his day job of pretending to save the world from terrorism.
It can be run at a fraction of the cost of a full sequencing approach as the sequencing burden is relieved by more than 90%.
That person, usually one of the children, then bore the burden of illness, relieving other family members from having to take responsibility for their contributions to the family's difficulties.
It is known that in a peer-to-peer (P2P) network a peer node serves as both a receiver and a supplier, which enables uploading bandwidth of peer nodes to be utilized efficiently while relieving burden of the server node.
This is particularly relevant for dementia carers, as research is primarily aimed at relieving burden rather than improving physical health.
In the self-management support target information, inconclusive evidence was found on relieving burden and depression or improving wellbeing and self-efficacy in the informal caregiver.
