Sentence examples for hand burden from inspiring English sources
Thirty years later the parallels are marked: feral jungle locations and another film-maker riding shotgun to capture the unfolding mania for documentaries that would later end up rivalling the main event (Hearts of Darkness on the one hand, Burden of Dreams on the other).
On the other hand, burden from road traffic injuries slightly increased in both men and women.
On the other hand, burden of CDs was concentrated among the poor with rates being 92% higher for lowest quintile compared to the highest quintile (p<0.001) [OR 1.92 (95% CI: 1.25 2.95)] (Fig. 4).
Minnie Vautrin was to die by her own hand, burdened with guilt over those she had failed to save.
7 On the other hand, burden-of-illness studies provide the bases for cost calculations in the cost-effectiveness analysis.
Bone scintigraphy of the peripheral skeleton mainly of the small bones and joints of the hands burdens a potential suboptimal spatial resolution and poor anatomical definition often requiring a longer acquisition time, zoomed acquisition, and even change of collimators.
On the other hand, tumor burden is also a well-known prognostic factor associated with patient survival across different cancer types28,29,30,31.
On the other hand, the burden of immune pathways seems to be lower for genes associated with SLE only.
On the other hand, the burden of pneumococcal infections in CKD patients is high, the cost of pneumococcal vaccination is low as compared with the global health costs in this population and there are no data indicating potential disadvantages.
On the other hand, the burden from "reproductive health and childbirth" and infectious diseases was much higher globally in terms of both YLL and DALYs.> -wrap-foot> RCNorwayeaRHA, Regional Health Authoritiesonal Health AuthoRHA, Regional Health Authorities
On the one hand, the burden of high protein loads is in general dealt with increased transcript levels of genes involved in stabilizing the secretory pathway, including chaperone-encoding and foldase-encoding genes, transport genes, and UPR- and ERAD-related genes.
