"increase burden" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
You can use it to describe something that makes a situation more difficult or challenging. For example, "The new financial regulations will increase the burden on small business owners."
Continuous and excessive mobilization of the stored fatty acids from adipose tissue is a sign of low dietary energy which increase burden on liver with low hepatic fatty acid oxidation rate and low mobilization rate of VLDL (Grummer 1993).
These frequencies would also have no influence on the scale's psychometric properties and may increase burden by making it longer.
However, these programs are not designed to complement each other and could increase burden and costs for the patients, especially when there are multiple comorbidities present.
Given the role of androgens in PCa progression and the secretory function of the prostate that would increase burden on ER, we hypothesized that UPR signaling may be affected by AR signaling.
For example, it has been shown that sharing tasks with other informal caregivers tends to decrease burden, but that cooperation with others may also increase burden in case of disagreements between caregivers [ 12].
Throughout the world, those of south Asian decent are shown to carry an increase burden of type 2 diabetes compared with both non-white and white ethnicities (Ramachandran et al. 1997a, b, Abate and Chandalia 2001).
Struggles to find water and hygiene resources also primarily increase burdens on girls and women.
Coordination between diverse partners can complicate and increase burdens in NSP maintenance processes (19).
But this entitlement is an increasing burden.
The cost of child care is an increasing burden for many families.
By removing this increasing burden from labor negotiations, our employers and our society will benefit.
