Sentence examples for burden to reflect from inspiring English sources

The weights for the Aintree race were fixed last month, so the handicapper is prevented from adding anything to his burden to reflect this victory and he seems sure to be a popular selection on 9 April.

Redistributing the disease burden to reflect current age distributions of disease incidence results in fewer cases of IPD avoided due to less indirect (herd) effect against bacteremic pneumonia in the elderly when compared with younger adults (18 - 49 years).

Testing these concepts in mice is effective because large cohort sizes can be used using low cell numbers to generate a minimal cancer burden to reflect the tumor recurrence rates seen in patients.

Cell-free DNA may not be a simple measure of tumour burden, but seems to reflect more complex mechanisms of tumour biology, making it attractive as an independent prognostic marker.

After modification, testing and with approval from the DSI originator, we renamed the DSI as the CKD Symptom Burden Index (CKD-SBI), to reflect the utility of the instrument to measure symptom burden and to broaden its appeal to other researchers to assess symptoms in the non-dialysis CKD populations.

The seeming alignment between public health and public safety risks and outcomes place a burden on assessment protocols to reflect both CJ risk and need factors, including health issues that complicate outcomes.

Further research is needed to more clearly specify and ameliorate the negative effects of treatment on wellbeing, considering the potential for problems to reflect burdens related to sensorial (e.g., pain), psychosocial (e.g., fear), and physiologic (e.g., rash) aspects of treatment – which may require different responses.

11 24–26 However, IAC is likely to reflect atherosclerotic burden.

Both factors are thought to reflect tumour burden and growth.

This value was taken to reflect parasite burden in the whole body.

Each item was scored from 0 (never) to 5 (almost always), and the scores were added up in total to reflect the burden on the caregiver.