Sentence examples for burden represented by from inspiring English sources
Yet some county officials remain doubters, calling the tax burden represented by Playland unacceptable and asking whether the county should be in the amusement park business at all.
To assess this factor, we calculate the financial burden represented by each of our sample individuals on the combined "pension & unemployment" system.
This finding underlines the limited capacity of a single physician to accept and treat MMT patients and the burden represented by these patients.
As it is unclear how patients trade off health gains against test burden, represented by test type and frequency, we did not impose functional restrictions on this.
Tumor burden, represented by tumor size and the number of involved lymph nodes, is the most important prognostic factor for breast cancer recurrence [ 1, 2] because advanced-stage tumors are more likely to have distant metastases.
Studies by Buhlin et al. [ 32] and Grubbs et al. [ 33] have suggested that CKD patients have a reduced concern in oral hygiene and that addressability to oral healthcare providers is low because of the psychological and emotional burden represented by the disease in itself and the long renal replacement therapy sessions.
However, like our previous observations with protection against bacterial pathogens [16], the pro-inflammatory pretreatment resulted in a significant reduction in pathogen burden, here represented by decreased viral titers (Fig. 1d).
Cumulative inflammatory burden was represented by the cumulative averages of repeated measures of erythrocyte sedimentation rate (ca-ESR) and C-reactive protein (ca-CRP).
A large leukaemic cell burden, as represented by high WBC counts and high serum LDH levels, has been shown to be significantly associated with CNS involvement [ 3, 8, 13- 16].
We evaluated associations between the burden of AMLs, represented by 10 contextual metrics at the community level, and individual-level type 2 diabetes using hemoglobin A1c (Hbasc) as a biomarker.
