In addition, "external" students are generally burdened with more responsibilities, from securing their research funding to finding the right supervisor and convincing him or her to take them on.
Based on ideas obtained from key informants and group discussants, females in the Afar region were generally burdened with indoor family management tasks, which deterred them from accessing various income-generating activities such as possible benefits from livestock rearing and off-farm activities.
They don't take public pride in what they have, are generally burdened and shamed.
fThough we do not think that EE research is generally burdened with the problem of avoiding the naturalistic fallacy, or that it usually illegitimately crosses the is/ought gap (see [ 23]).
This result can be expected given the generally higher burden of severe illnesses suffered by hospitalized patients.
Maternal distress was strongly related to maternal depressive symptoms, probably due to the generally increased burden in the sample.
More generally, caregiver burden is defined as "Alterations in caregivers' emotional and physical health, which can occur when care demands outweigh available resources" [ 9].
For outpatients, the level of reimbursement for chronic diseases is the same as for acute diseases in spite of the generally heavier burden of outpatient expenses for people with chronic diseases [ 11].
Maternal distress was strongly related to maternal depressive symptoms, probably due to the generally increased burden in the sample, and contributed to 55% of the variance of postpartum depressive symptoms.
Whilst health economics does not generally consider burden of illness studies, unless the true resource costs of this group of patients are known, we cannot establish the likely willingness to pay for an intervention that may reduce the costs incurred by these regularly attending patients.
