In 2009, Brazil was the sole high-burden country to use three drugs [rifampin (R), isoniazid (H) and pyrazinamide (Z)] as the standard treatment for sensitive tuberculosis, with RH in fixed-dose combination (FDC).
"We probably need to revisit whether that is the right burden of proof to use," he said.
We probably need to revisit whether that is the right burden of proof to use, formally speaking, in these disciplinary formal procedures.
From the perspective of state pragmatism, a mentally sick person was regarded as a burden to society, using up the state's material means without recompense and not producing anything, and even potentially capable of inflicting harm.
It has to do with the imponderables of life: meaning, purpose, and the things of the spirit; the sacredness of the human person as an end in itself, not as a beast of burden to be used, exploited, and then cast aside; human rights, care for the poor; ideals and values that make life worth living - for everyone.
Macdonald has returned to the prime ministership and conspires with George Stephen, president of the financially burdened Canadian Pacific Railway, to use the situation to gain support for finishing the railway.
US President Barack Obama said "the burden is on Russia"to use its influence and ensure full access to the crash site,as well as to allow a "immediate and transparent investigation".
An alternative approach to furthering our understanding of the burden of RSV is to use indirect statistical modelling strategies.
In order to minimize the administrative burden, it was essential to use existing databases as a source for these indicators as much as possible.
To integrate uncertainties in the model while keeping the optimisation computational burden relatively low, we propose to use an approach based on interval analysis rather than the more classical probabilistic approach.
