Sentence examples for in light of the burden from inspiring English sources

Unitarian Universalists believe that people of all faiths, as well as those who do not identify with a religious denomination, deserve our support in the military, in light of the burden we ask them to bear.

The emergence of drug-resistant IFV strains is a major public health concern in light of the burden of seasonal influenza and the ongoing pandemic of the 2009 A(H1N1) virus.

The emergence of antigenically novel strains or drug-resistant IFV strains is of major public health concern in light of the burden of seasonal influenza and the persistent threat of pandemic influenza.

This report informs concerns raised by the 2012 National Report Card on Mental Health and Suicide Prevention regarding the physical health of persons affected by mental illness [ 30], particularly in light of the burden of cardiovascular disease in these populations.

In light of the burden of these diseases, improvement of population health might do a big step forward if prevention and proper treatment of mental illness is made a real public health priority.

Better understanding and characterizing use for wellness has considerable public health significance with respect to health promotion and disease prevention in light of the burden of lifestyle diseases in the United States.

This apparent advantage of using magnesium has to be assessed in light of the environmental burden created in the entire life cycle of the magnesium component, including the fuel savings in the use stage.

In light of the immense burden of obesity on health care systems and also on the individuals' quality of life, accepted and subsidized preventive measures are needed.

In addition to the lack of material support in light of the new burden of supporting a new-born, there was a noticeably lower level of closeness and emotional support received from partners.

In light of the increasing burden of NCDs faced by refugees, we undertook this study to characterize the prevalence of NCDs and better understand issues related to care-seeking for NCDs among Syrian refugees in non-camp settings in Jordan.

In light of the current burden of FAS in many resource-poor communities and the inconclusive search for susceptibility genes, computational identification offers a novel and efficient approach to the identification of disease-causing genes.