Sentence examples for increases in burden from inspiring English sources

Consistent, statistically significant increases in burden were found for individuals with SLI suggesting that copy number does have a role in this disorder.

37– 39 Less published evidence exists on similar decreases in areas of high baseline transmission intensity, and some have shown increases in burden.

Without a control group, we are unable to ascertain whether dignity therapy had a prevention effect against expected increases in burden, anxiety, and depression, or a decline in hopefulness.

For eye diseases such as cataract, glaucoma, age-related macular degeneration, and diabetic retinopathy, inadequate access to vision care, i.e., assessment, diagnosis, treatment and rehabilitation, results in delayed diagnosis, and unnecessary increases in burden of disease, disability and costs [ 1- 3].

The appetite among institutional investors for greater administrative burdens (be it through mandatory disclosure requirements or the establishment of supervisory committees) is unlikely to be great, and, as the Green Paper remarks, any increase in burden on major shareholders risks discouraging investment in UK companies.

However the increase in burden is not continuous as shown in the Appendix 2 in Table 5.

This outcome measure is included to measure any increase in burden of care to the community.

This increase in burden has occurred with type 1 as well as type 2 diabetes.

Most of the increase in burden was from neonates born in hospital and very young neonates aged < 7days.

(Female GP, Low SES) One final barrier that was identified was the potential increase in burden on clinics if the number of PCC consultations was increased.

Family carers reported a significant pre-post increase in burden in conjunction with a significant pre-post decrease in the physical functioning of the patient.