Sentence examples for recognized burden from inspiring English sources

Despite the recognized burden, carer intervention research has been compromised by weak experimental designs that do not address carer needs [ 3, 13].

Despite such recognized burden of CDI, limited research exists on the prevalence and impact of infection among most common conditions that require antimicrobial treatment, with no study to date evaluating such impact among pneumonia or urinary tract infection (UTI) patients.

To provide insight into the discrepancy between actual measured hypertension burden and recognized hypertension burden by healthcare workers, a person was classified as having hypertension by diagnosis if a healthcare worker formally recorded a diagnosis of hypertension in that patient's medical record, or prescribed an antihypertensive agent.

Only the MV respondents who recognized malaria burden, and likely, had observable health behaviors were necessary for the subsequent analysis.

This newly recognized family burden may have dramatic consequences as sleep deprivation may interfere with their decision-making and care-taking abilities.

The association between maternal smoking and childhood obesity adds to the recognized health burden from tobacco exposure, which is estimated at almost 5 million deaths per year globally (World Health Organization 2010).

The MVs, as outlined in this study, recognized malaria burden in the affected study village, implying that they should have increased malaria knowledge and awareness through the prevention/control campaign activities.

www.lis.uiuc.edu Engineering: Bells and Whistles Stanford University's engineering school, too, recognizes the burden that translating classes to the Internet places on professors.

Let's recognize the burden that the last six years have put on our service members and their families and acknowledge very simply that they could use a vacation.

Recognizing the burden that the feminization of global farming places on women requires us to overturn longstanding gender norms that have kept women down even as they feed more and more of the world.

Recognizing the burden unwanted mail has on the environment and the underlying privacy issues it brings to consumers, in 2006, entrepreneur Chuck Teller  began developing plans for Catalog Choice in association with his funding partners.