Sentence examples for increased cost burden from inspiring English sources
Reduced reimbursement forces an increased cost burden.
Among those who support the intent of the bill but oppose its passage through the Senate are those who point to the increased cost burden to support the national QRTP standard.
It is also linked to other indicators associated with increased cost burden on the health-care system.
However, this system is associated with an increased cost burden for pharmacists due to the breaking of original packs of medicines and it also requires a high level of clerical organization for the health professionals involved [ 6].
Long-term energy consumption and public employment growth, moreover, have typically lain considerably above population growth, creating an increasing cost burden.
The increasing resistance to 3GCs accompanied by an increasing cost burden has raised concerns about the detection, prevalence, and clinical implications of infections with Escherichia coli and Klebsiella spp. An important source of this resistance results from the production of extended-spectrum beta-lactamases (ESBLs) by bacteria.
"This new standard comes at the same time dozens of other new EPA regulations are being imposed that collectively place increased costs, burdens and delays on manufacturers, threaten our international competitiveness and make it nearly impossible to grow jobs," NAM president and CEO Jay Timmons said in a statement issued Wednesday.
Limiting the completion of the full study to coincide with the school year would greatly restrict recruitment and increase cost burden.
Finally, many of the barriers to cross-sectional PRM measurement may be compounded with repeated measurement, including increased costs, provider burden, and patient burden.
The increased cost creates an additional financial burden, as well as difficulty navigating insurance options and management.
In this comment, we present a rationale for going beyond the FL/D view of morbidity to incorporate a broader view that considers sub-clinical damage, psychosocial and stress burden, and increased cost associated with disease.
