Sentence examples for predictors of burden from inspiring English sources

Regression analysis indicated the most relevant predictors of burden.

The aims of this qualitative study were to describe the experience of adult children of depressed and bipolar patients, including positive and negative factors as well as coping mechanisms, and to investigate possible predictors of burden in order to identify children in need of professional support.

The scant literature on the families of lung or gastrointestinal cancer patients deals with the role of the caregiver and the risk (and predictors) of burden and depression.

Gender and relationship with the patient, although predictors of burden in the adult population [ 8], were not significantly associated with burden in this study.

This study will therefore address gaps in the knowledge base for predictors of carer burden, and aims to investigate factors relating to a higher level of carer burden during FEP.

No studies have quantitatively characterized these fractures or identified predictors of fracture burden and severity.

"Social Support and Caregiving Circumstances as Predictors of Caregiver Burden in Taiwan" Archives of Gerontology and Geriatrics.

Stable isotope composition was determined in another sample batch of 501 hakes from the NE Atlantic (Grand Sole and Galician grounds) to explore trophic indicators as potential predictors of parasite burden.

This discrepancy may be partially explained by how traditional gender roles place greater pressure on women to commit to the caregiver role [8].7 Additionally, Brouwer et al. reported that disrupted life schedules and caregivers' health problems were the strongest predictors of subjective burden scores [9].

Age, together with vascular risk factors, is one of the strongest predictors of WMH burden, and research shows WMH are associated with deficits in a range of cognitive domains including processing speed, executive function and episodic memory [1] [3].

Dementia and female gender are noted as predictors of psychological burden.