Sentence examples for primarily borne from inspiring English sources
But the two countries have now converged, even though health care costs in Canada are primarily borne by the public sector.
Summing up, the high R&D intensity of the pharmaceutical industry largely depends on the unregulated and profitable U.S. market, making many Americans complain about European "free riding" on U.S. R&D expenditures that are primarily borne by American patients [92],[92].
This is consistent with the concept of "stress shielding" in which stress in tissues is primarily borne by the matrix and is not transmitted to the resident cells [29].
The burden of chronic non-communicable disease is primarily borne by those living in developing countries [ 24].
Canada is the only developed country with universal healthcare that does not include coverage for prescription medications, with the costs primarily borne by the patient.
15 The cost of asthma in our study is primarily borne by outpatient care, which contributes approximately 80% of direct costs, suggesting that the management of asthma in Abu Dhabi is performed in the majority of cases outside hospitals.
Then there are those who have decided to take head coverage one step beyond, and are wearing hats that look like animals – primarily bears – with long fur ears dangling down their bodies.
Health providers primarily bear the cost of lung cancer diagnosis, treatment and follow-up care and health care counselling and advice during smoking-cessation programs.
The cost of the restoration will be borne primarily by taxpayers, not by the sugar industry.
Mr. Cardoso's other historic achievement is taming inflation, which for decades had eroded the standard of living here, acting as a hidden tax whose cost was borne primarily by the poor.
Our decision to drive attention toward marijuana was borne primarily in new, unsettling scientific data pointing to marijuana use alone as a major risk factor in mental illness, roadside accidents, cognitive impairment and poor performance in school.
