Sentence examples for burden trends from inspiring English sources

To continue to impact public health programs and policies, EIPs will have to be forward-thinking in how disease burden trends are measured in light of the continued development and uptake of CIDTs (Table 2).

Our model suggests that the main predictors of cross-sectional body burden trends with age are the amount of time elapsed after peak emissions and the human metabolic and environmental degradation rates.

These findings may help validate the assumptions used in pharmacokinetic models that attempt to predict body burden trends for TCDD (Kreuzer et al. 1997) and all PCDD/Fs (Kerger et al. 2005) throughout the human lifespan.

We investigated the current burden, trends and correlates of both any and long-term receipt of HRM using the 2012 Beers Criteria (adapted for the UK) in UK older patients in general practice.

The availability of tests; their speed, cost, and ease of use; and other factors (e.g., changes in testing guidelines) may result in changes to clinical testing practices, which may affect disease burden trends.

All 1-week exposed rats had listeric burdens trending higher than controls; 0.3 ppm rats displayed continual burden increases rather than any onset of resolution.

We used a cross-sectional design to recruit participants and thus are unable to assess change in financial circumstances over time, or to understand the degree to which financial burdens trend upwards or downwards with changing health conditions.

Implementing a comprehensive, citywide data collection system that can be used by both assessment and support services is also recommended to reduce administrative burden, evaluate trends, and make data more accessible to participants and funders.

Futhremore, discharge databases have been widely used by other authors to assess outcomes, burden and trends of THA [ 7, 10, 13, 15, 21, 27].

FoodNet surveillance data can be compared with data from other surveillance systems, from surveys, and from special studies to enhance our understanding of disease burden and trends.

To track changes of the burden and trends of childhood injury mortality among children aged 0 14 years in China from 2004 to 2011.