Sentence examples for estimation of burden from inspiring English sources

The objectives of this study were o develop a questionnaire and methodology for the global estimation of burden of headache in children and adolescents, to test these in use and to present preliminary data.

They are particularly useful for aggregate estimation of burden because they use a common, standardized approach.

Accurate estimation of burden of morbidity and mortality was a challenge due to poor and incomplete medical records.

This argument requires that psychological factors should be added to the burden metric and shows the complexity involved in considering the estimation of burden.

To better understand the influence of different analytic methods on the estimation of burden of illness, we used three statistical approaches.

The estimation of burden of disease averted (both morbidity and mortality) is difficult as data on measles and diarrhea incidence and deaths are limited.

It may also need to give greater consideration to comorbidities, which may be confounders in estimations of burden.

It has been argued that active surveillance is more likely than passive surveillance to misdiagnose asymptomatic parasitaemia with a coincident, non-malaria cause of fever as a true malaria case, leading to over-estimation of burden of malaria [13].

Moreover, decreased ventilation in dwellings will possibly increase second hand exposure to tobacco smoke in households with smokers, a factor that has not been taken into account in our estimations of burden.

Moreover, it did not assess burden, and there has been no other estimation of the burden of headache in the mainland of China.

The attributable fraction (AF) is widely used, for example, in the estimation of global burden of disease (Driscoll et al, 2005); quantification and ranking of the burden by diseases and causes of disease facilitate decision making for risk reduction measures.