Sentence examples for reflected burden from inspiring English sources

The distance from the points corresponding to the categories to their projection in the line means the difference between the existing economic evaluation studies (observed values) and those that should be (expected values) if they reflected burden of disease.

1979's "Big Wheel," pictured above, reflects Burden's shift from performance to sculpture.

In this work we describe which radiological features are associated with each systemic biomarker and the extent to which these biomarkers reflect burden of disease of the various forms and features of OA.

In the mid-1990s, Congress and the public raised concerns that disease-specific funding allocations by the NIH failed to adequately reflect burden of disease and incorporate public input [4].

Our study shows that low income patients are approximately 30% more likely to be referred to this DEC and that this seems to appropriately reflect burden of disease.

The original price of the apartment should have reflected the burden of the increased maintenance charges, he said.

The level of investment in HIV services targeting Black gay and bisexual men has never adequately reflected the burden of the epidemic borne by this community.

In epithelial cancers, Mitchell et al. first identified tumor-derived miRs in plasma samples, and suggested that variations in miR abundance reflected tumor burden [ 54].

The global burden of disease (GBD) reflects the burden of disease by disability-adjusted life years (DALYs).

The MCSI examines both subjective and objective elements of caregiver burden with higher scores reflecting greater burden.

But France Telecom fell nearly 5percentt, probably reflecting the burden on its balance sheet.