Sentence examples for demonstrated burden from inspiring English sources

The specificity of Fsn0503 over other cathepsin family members has previously been demonstrated (Burden et al, 2009).

The results of our study mirror results of previous research that demonstrated burden disparities in the distribution of TRI facilities and other LULUs based on race/ethnicity and class [ 6- 18].

This demonstrated burden on both the individual and the society stresses the pressing need to design successful training and intervention methods to counteract these dramatic effects of learning difficulties at the individual and societal level.

In addition to the demonstrated burden of cardiovascular events associated with diabetes, diabetic cardiomyopathy partly explains why diabetic patients are subject to a greater risk of heart failure and a worse outcome after myocardial ischemia.

Based on the demonstrated burden of influenza B, the limited cross-protection between the two influenza B lineages, and the inability to accurately predict which influenza B lineage will circulate, it is clear that seasonal influenza vaccines could be improved by the inclusion of influenza B strains from both lineages.

For men, only suicides and homicide and violence demonstrated decreased burden compared to 1999.

The quantified evidence in developing countries is quite limited [ 53, 54], but our study demonstrated the burden of their out-of-pocket payments.

With respect to the summer of 2009, London-ILI (peak rate = 196.8/100,000) demonstrated the burden of influenza to be greater than during any other standard winter influenza season (peak rate range: 11.8-73.0 per 100,000).

As demonstrated, bacterial burdens in common voles started to develop later post-exposure and amounted to lower levels than in laboratory mice.

Figure 2 demonstrates tumor burden changes over time for each of the three patient cohorts, demonstrating a gradual positive effect on tumor burden with increasing doses of bevacizumab.

This adds to the body of evidence demonstrating the burden of severe illness due to seasonal influenza A in childhood.