Sentence examples for cases of burden from inspiring English sources
In all cases of burden estimation (more so than for prevalence estimation because of the complexities of burden), the limitations of recall are an important factor in the generation of information bias.
All authors discussed the application of the uncertainty typology to the case of environmental burden of disease assessment.
We also place a weight on the rare group coefficient of similar form, where the is replaced by the average of the variants in the rare group, or for the case of the burden procedure, the of the collapsed locus.
In the case of the burden of URE as addressed herein, the range of societal benefits that are projected vary nine fold, from $1.1 billion for the revised DWs to $9.6 billion for the original DW.
In the case of assessing burden related to a specific workplace exposure, the choice of the reference category is usually not problematic (here no SHS exposure at work nor at home during the past 12 months) as long as potential exposure at home is also taken into account.
Sub-Saharan Africa has borne the brunt of this co-epidemic, accounting for 79% of cases of the global burden of HIV-associated TB in 2007.
They should be kept in purpose-built detention centres, except in cases of "unforeseen heavy burdens", in which case ordinary jails will do.
In such cases, the burden of persuasion about the enforceability of the clause naturally rests with its proponent.
To ascertain if increasing awareness of Campylobacter changed acceptability opinion, information on the burden of human campylobacteriosis in Grampian including number of cases, financial burden and symptoms was provided.
Due to the limitations listed above, our results are likely to have underestimated the number of cases and economic burden of condyloma.
Due to the widespread arsenic exposure through drinking water in the world, even a small possible association between arsenic and hypertension might lead to a large number of cases and heavy burden of diseases caused by hypertension.
