Sentence examples for differential burden from inspiring English sources

While much of the differential burden of chronic health conditions resolved when jail-based participants were compared to community-dwelling adults in the lowest quintile of net worth (<$24,000), the higher rates of geriatric conditions persisted.

For now, the reasons for the asynchronous nature of the timing of global influenza epidemics and their differential burden of disease in different regions, as well as the driving force behind the timing of influenza epidemics in Singapore remains a mystery.

And finally, because the differential burden of administration of a scale with two or one item seems negligible.

Some have called this racially differential burden of cumulative stress the "weathering hypothesis" (Astone et al. 2002; Geronimus 1996).

Unlike the Ananthakrishnan et al. study, we trended these rates over time to assess the differential burden of inpatient health care utilization for the different types of infection.

Taken as a whole, the differential burden of pollutogens and access to salutogenic resources has important implications for health and environmental health disparities [ 1, 2, 41].

Increased sensitivity to the differential burdens of environmental hazards across communities, as well as to the intersections of poverty, race, and environmental health, has highlighted the value of community-based participatory research (Weed and McKeown 2003).

As that arm of public health research concerned with understanding the health effects of the many environments in which humans live and work, the field is intimately connected with social concerns about environmental quality and disparities of power and privilege that place differential burdens upon members of underserved communities.

Differential species burden patterns observed were not surprising as similar observations have been reported elsewhere [ 14, 23].

Furthermore, this scale has been able to discriminate between differential interpersonal burden caused by caring for a relative with anorexia nervosa or by bulimia nervosa.

Moreover, when genetic correlations between host performance and resistance or tolerance are changed in response to infection, as shown here, the genetic outcome of selection in environments with differential pathogen burden becomes even more multifaceted.