Not only did it face a far higher burden of proof, it also pre-empted Andersen's ability to restructure under the leadership of a committee headed by Paul Volcker, a former chairman of the Federal Reserve Board.
Meanwhile, set against this squeeze is the far higher burden of proof required if you're female, a minority or not from an upper middle class background, because of the staggering force of all the invisible or denied hierarchies of power and access that operate within British media.
Another study showed that more UK residents die (per capita) than Americans from heart attack despite the far higher burden of risk factors in Americans for these fatal events.
To win a conviction in a criminal case requires a far higher burden of proof, which is part of the reason why only a minority of sexual assault cases involving acquaintances lead to arrest, let alone a conviction.
It can be actually creating far higher burdens for governments than they would have had if they'd invested themselves.
Although yellow fever is endemic in much of Latin America, Africa bears by far the highest burden.
Some cancers are funded at levels far higher than their relative burden suggests (breast cancer, prostate cancer, and leukemia) while other cancers appear underfunded (bladder, esophageal, liver, oral, pancreatic, stomach, and uterine cancers).
Some cancers are funded at levels far higher than their relative burden suggests (testicular, leukaemia, Hodgkin's lymphoma, breast, cervical, ovarian, prostate) while other cancers appear underfunded (gallbladder, lung, nasopharyngeal, intestine, stomach, pancreatic, thyroid, oesophageal, liver, kidney, bladder, and brain/central nervous system).
Vaccinating homosexual boys would be far more cost effective than vaccinating all boys, since the burden of disease is far higher in homosexuals.
However, even though in comparison with episodic migraine (EM, <15 headache days per month) CM is associated with a significantly higher burden of illness 7, there are far fewer approved therapies for CM than for EM.
Brazil's tax burden, already at 36% of GDP, is far higher than that of other middle-income countries.
