Sentence examples for problem burden from inspiring English sources

Estimated life expectancy 2. Expected outcome of treatment directed at the disease 3. Performance status, 4. Symptom and problem burden 5. Preferences of patient, family or healthcare professional.

Given the high prevalence of and extensive health problem burden related to crack use in Brazil, these service gaps urgently need to be ameliorated with targeted and effective measures.

Clearly, the generational accounting problem burdening programs at the federal level also burden Texas' pensions and the more risky assets portfolio managers must invest in are increasing the susceptibility of an even lower funded ratio in the future.

Published in the July 2016 issue of Journal of Family Psychology, the experts write that, "Up to one-third of married or cohabiting adults report that sleep problems burden their relationship". As for me, I've been married just over a year this past July.

Items 8-9: There are 2 additional items for the patients and their parents/caregivers: (8) problems (burden of present disorder/disease) and (9) overall evaluation of therapy (burden associated with the overall evaluation/diagnostic procedures and therapy).

Substantial correlations were observed between overall health and the subscales for Symptoms and problems, Burden of kidney disease, and PCS (P < 0.01), confirming that the KDQOL-36™ and the overall physical health rating are conceptually related.

Items 10-11: Additherelly, there are 2 items for parents/caregivers of patients only: (10) problems (burden of present disorder/disease for parents/caregivers) and (11) overall evaluation of therapy (burden associated with the overall evaluation/diagnostic procedures and therapy for parents/caregivers).

In Preuss et al. [ 35] children across the 10 EUR countries showed similar ADHD symptom severity, coexisting problems, burden of illness, and quality of life, though there appeared to be differences between countries in the use of ADHD diagnostic criteria and treatment.

A psychiatrist testified today that John E. List saw only two choices when financial and health problems burdened his family in 1971: go on welfare, or kill his wife, his three children and his mother and send their souls to heaven.

But the overarching problems burdening not only the world's poor, but the earth itself will remain undaunted and unchecked.

Research under way at the Wayne State University Center for Urban and African American Health targets several health problems burdening the black population in the Detroit area.