Sentence examples for joint burden from inspiring English sources

However, little is known about the potential joint burden and interactive patterns in a family when both spouses are in poor health.

They have the joint burden of improving understanding between content experts and journalists, and ensuring that complex information about health is communicated accurately [ 18].

Reliable estimates of the joint burden of HIV and tuberculosis epidemics are crucial to planning strategic global and national tuberculosis responses.

Using a "joint burden" approach, we examined the extent of exposure and compliance burdens in the San Joaquin Valley from 2005 to 2007.

Thus this study employs what we term a "joint burden analysis," to analyze the environmental justice implications of compliance capacity and exposure related to arsenic contamination.

We also characterized each patient's lower extremity joint burden by summing the number of joints (left hip, right hip, left knee, and right knee) the respondent indicated as being at least "moderately" painful.

It also left him hyper-vigilant, a symptom of post-traumatic stress disorder, and carrying the joint burdens of guilt and shame: As a squad leader, it had been his responsibility to bring his nine Marines home safe.

Together, these analyses provide a picture of the joint burdens that water systems and residents may face.

"Defendants' legitimate regulatory interests do not outweigh the burden on voters whose right to vote in the upcoming election would be burdened by the joint effect of the statute and the directive," Judge Eric Clay wrote.

42 If the incidence of CAP among those aged ≥65 years also continues to increase, these combined trends will place a joint expanding burden on the health service.

Other covariates included global cognitive function, dementia diagnosis, vascular risk factors and vascular disease burden, joint pain, body mass index, and depressive symptoms.