Sentence examples for demographic burden from inspiring English sources

"The best-case scenario is that they are a demographic burden or tolerated guests, and at worst a fifth column," he said.

The Palestinians who became Israeli citizens when the state was founded — like my family — have always been viewed as an undesirable demographic burden and subjected to discrimination.

Fewer working people means a smaller tax base paying for a large elderly population.Mr Salmond agrees there is a demographic burden.

But the current retirement age — 55 for women (50 for those in blue-collar jobs) and 60 for men — adds to the demographic burden.

Based on data from prior influenza pandemics and a simple network-based mathematical model, we argue that, for a newly introduced strain of influenza, this process will cause a shift in the demographic burden of influenza from children to adults.

We also collected data on demographics, burden of treatment, patient satisfaction, and preferences.

Considering the heterogeneity in demographics, disease burden, and healthcare coverage across states, there will be no "one size fits all" intervention for geriatric care improvement.

At baseline there were no major differences between the treatment groups with regard to patient demographics, tumor burden, or health status (Table  1).

For example, recent studies have shown marked variation in cardioprotective medication prescription [ 42, 43] and kidney transplanatation [ 44, 45] across geographic regions in the United States that cannot be explained by patient demographics or burden of comorbidities.

Although this paper adopts a broad perspective in examining the status of geriatric care in India, the nation consists of twenty-eight states and seven union territories with considerable heterogeneity in demographics, disease burden, and healthcare coverage [ 2, 28].

Widespread use of SMART Vaccines will require compilation of a comprehensive data repository for numerous relevant populations including their demographics, disease burdens and associated treatment costs, as well as characterizing performance features of potential or existing vaccines that might be created, improved, or deployed.