Sentence examples for complete burden from inspiring English sources

Why should dance, or words for that matter, be expected to carry the complete burden of communication?

The number of deaths alone does not reflect the complete burden put on the society, as some cancers harm younger people more than others.

The incidence of cases, hospitalizations, and deaths associated with foodborne pathogens in Australia does not show the complete burden from these pathogens because infection with some of them (i.e., Campylobacter spp., nontyphoidal Salmonella spp., and STEC) may lead to sequelae.

This is an important gap in our understanding of the complete burden of hospital-acquired BSIs, particularly as death and length of stay are vital for estimating the economic costs of hospital-acquired infections.

Most studies on NCDs focus on a specific type of non-communicable disease such as diabetes, hypertension or cancer, and hence are not sufficient for understanding the complete burden of care on households from all NCDs [ 5].

The idea of shouldering the complete financial burden of a family sometimes causes a subtle resentment.

And that's going to obviously mean that the Iraqis have to shoulder the complete security burden moving forward.

Parents keep a daily symptom diary for the study child, collect a weekly anterior nose swab and dirty nappy swab and complete a burden diary when a child meets pre-defined illness criteria.

While in Israel all caregivers of participants in the healthy sample will complete the Burden Scale, this scale will not be mandatory for caregivers of healthy participants in the German sample.

In contrast, the majority of those that completed less than 50% of follow-up weeks spent more than 5 minutes completing their weekly report, and experienced some burden completing these reports.

Until now, parents of youngsters adopted overseas were required to undergo a costly and cumbersome naturalization process that sometimes took two years to complete, one more burden on top of the already complicated international adoption procedure.