Sentence examples for lost burden from inspiring English sources

Alcohol consumption is one of the most important risk factors for the global burden of disease, and was the third leading cause of Disability Adjusted Life Years lost (burden of disease) globally in 2004 and 2010 [ 1- 3].

(PDF 100 kb) Additional file 3: Analysis of the years of life lost burden values for the United Kingdom on the Y-axis compared to a recent report of the same cancer types for the United States [ 10 ], including lung cancer values.

The headache screening question ("Have you had headache during the last year?") and diagnostic questions based on ICHD-II [16] were followed, for those reporting headache, by multiple question sets enquiring into various aspects of burden: symptom burden, lost productive time, health-care utilisation, personal expenditure on health care and willingness to pay for effective care.

He's obviously feeling his age, at any rate, and wanting to lose the burden of running the country.

Another of Eleanor's warring impulses is her preference in life for Zen simplicity, which makes her long to lose the burden of so many possessions.

Quite early in his journey Christian loses his burden of sin at the Cross, so he now knows that he has received the free pardon of Christ and is numbered among the elect.

In fact, it has been proven[4] that actually helping your dog lose that burden of extra weight can relieve their arthritis so much that they don't need to take medication anymore.

Trillions of dollars will be lost, but the burden will be borne – as with wars and other avoidable wastes – by ordinary people, the same people who will gain jobs and other benefits from a swift departure from fossil fuel.

In terms of years of life lost, the population burden from GBM is the highest of all the malignant cancers [ 2].

2 Asthma is currently the 25th leading cause of disability-adjusted life-years lost, and its burden is comparable to that of diabetes mellitus.

Avearage years of life lost measures the burden to individual patients and may be helpful where individuals' needs are relevant, such as palliative care.