Sentence examples for more severe burden from inspiring English sources

Despite these similarities DM in Poland seems to constitute a more severe burden to the health care budget.

The practice is significant for schoolchildren, who might suffer a more severe burden of hygiene-related diseases compared to adults (11– 11).

The number of visits in the previous year was significantly higher in those who live closer to hospital, with a more severe burden of overall comorbidity, and who were on pharmacological treatment.

Results of the stepwise multiple ordered logistic regression analysis showed that the number of visits was significantly higher in patients with shorter distance from home to hospital, in those with a more severe burden of overall comorbidity, and in those on pharmacological treatment (Model 1 in Table 2).

In addition, the Charlson Comorbidity Index (CCI) score was calculated, which is the weighted sum of 19 categories of comorbidity defined using ICD-9-CM diagnoses codes, with a higher score indicating a more severe burden of comorbidity and a higher mortality risk 15, 16.

Since cardiovascular stability is critical in heat acclimation and is also affected by cold, compromises in this ability will pose more severe burdens on the elderly and the ill.

These findings suggest that migraineurs with EDS have more severe clinical burden than migraineurs without EDS.

(Baker et al., 1974) For clinical interpretation, the ISS can be dichotomized at a cut point of ≥ 15 to denote more severe injury burden.

Mice with diabetes showed more severe plaque burden on aortic arteries and less smooth muscle cells but larger senescent cell ratio in plaque compared with mice with control diets.

The CCI was used to measure the patient's overall comorbidity at the initial hospitalization; the higher the score, the more severe the burden of comorbidity [ 10].

This method assigns weights to 19 categories of comorbidities based on the adjusted risk of one-year mortality (the higher the weight the more severe the burden).