Sentence examples for extent of burden from inspiring English sources
We observe that when the definition of oversight is limited to non-value added external monitoring, the extent of burden is on the order of 6% of total time spent on work performed.
In conclusion, this study has illustrated the large extent of burden on parents of a child born pre-term.
This study explores the extent of burden in two large UK hospitals, focusing upon those patients who meet palliative care criteria.
Such consequences are important to understand in addition to the clinical consequences of RTI to fully appreciate the extent of burden of RTI.
Toxocariasis is a completely preventable disease and although reports of devastating disease occurring in patients continue to be published in the scientific literature, little research has been devoted to understanding the extent of burden caused by infection with Toxocara within the United States population.
Another limitation is the lack of validated instruments designed to measure the extent of caregiver burden; however, psychological distress is clearly included in the definition of subjective burden.
Interestingly, the extent of ThS burden in AD and MCI injected animals was lower compared to the Aβ burden measured by antibody binding, and only reached a statistical significant increase in the hippocampus of animals inoculated with the MCI extract.
In other words, while the extent of family burden has become an essential indicator for mental health service provision in the western world, family burden can be viewed as the non-mediated effect on families of living with and caring for a relative affected by schizophrenia in Kuwait and countries with similar mental health service history.
This difference in the trend suggests that if a carbon tax policy is implemented in Japan, then the tax burden on low-income groups will be higher than that on higher-income groups, and the extent of this burden will be higher than it is in the UK.
On Wednesday, discussion of the law's justification, and of the extent of the burden it placed on voters, was inconclusive.
