Sentence examples for evident burden from inspiring English sources

Clinical decisions may be made on the basis of the evident burden of disease, without knowledge as to the degree that chance might have influenced the clinical presentation.

Available reports in different regions of the country indicate a significant diversity of viral types among the Brazilian herd, implying an evident disease burden [ 18, 22– 25].

A similar correlation was observed in cancer patients with no detectable tumour, but was lost in cancer patients with evident cancer burden (Koukourakis et al, 2009).

It is now recognised that inactive lifestyles underpin much of the disease burden evident in the richer nations of the world.

This was particularly evident in high burden provinces.

But it is also evident that the burden of care increases greatly as responsibilities extend beyond the usual care [ 9, 24– 26].

The high parasite burden evident throughout the GIT mucosa with only mild pathological alterations led us to consider whether Leishmania gains an advantage from the intestinal immunoregulatory response (immunological tolerance).

We wished to test how our peripheral blood-based molecular assay compared with traditional BM testing in the assessment of clinically evident AML disease burden prior to allo-SCT.

Knowledge of these associations may provide stimulus for interventions in Danang City and in Vietnam to address the increasing prevalences of overweight/obesity and their impact on the chronic disease burden evident in many other low- and middle-resource countries.

In Italy, as in the majority of industrialized countries, recent data have revealed that caries is distributed unevenly, with the highest burden evident in underprivileged groups [ 13, 14]; this situation highlights the need for novel complementary strategies in caries prevention efforts.

It seems evident that the refugee burden cannot rest upon Germany, Sweden and Austria alone: Austria, a country of eight million people, accepted 90 thousand applications for asylum in 2015, more than one percent of our population.