Sentence examples for elements of the burden from inspiring English sources

Using a labelled design was deemed necessary as we considered it impossible to convey the essential elements of the burden of various tests without naming the test.

The vaccine may have different effects on costs and health outcomes in different elements of the disease burden.

Employment of a same-cell consortium (a single bacterial species; in this work, L. plantarum) for production of different cellulosome elements reduces the burden of protein production, secretion and anchoring for the bacterium.

Schema3 has even more flexible content (effectively "any" for most elements) and much of the burden of validation has been devolved to conventions.

International treatment guidelines recommend that key elements to reduce the burden of psychosis are the early identification of people and the adoption of specific evidence based interventions.

The module is designed to remind clinicians of the key elements of the discussion, to ease the burden of documentation, and to allow other clinicians easy access to the information elicited from the conversation.

Routine influenza surveillance is thus a key element to improve understanding of the burden of acute respiratory infections in Africa.

Most but not all of the elements of burden are amenable to enquiry by well-designed questionnaire.

The next section will show that the Finite/Predicator is the central element in the mood structure, the element which "carries the burden of the clause as an interactive event" ((Halliday & Matthiessen 2014): 150), although the various Negotiators serve to realize certain more delicate distinctions in mood.

The MCSI examines both subjective and objective elements of caregiver burden with higher scores reflecting greater burden.

Third, we suggest math difficulties also relate to the extensively networked nature of processing requirements: Age-appropriate math probably taxes all the elements of a processing network to their maximum capacity virtually at the same time and coordinating elements of the network probably puts considerable burden on executive (memory) processes.