Sentence examples for relatively high burden from inspiring English sources

This may indicate a relatively high burden of parasitism prior to any treatment being given.

For these reasons, smoking is likely to be responsible for the relatively high burden of TB in South Korea.

The majority of the patients also had severely symptomatic HF classified in NYHA-class III (80%) or IV (8%), with a relatively high burden of co-morbidities.

Some centres have adopted the stance that given the relatively high burden of anal cancer in the HIV population, anal-cytology based screening and treatment for HGAIN should be implemented.

The lack of such an association may be explained by the low residual inflammation present in our optimally treated patient cohort during the follow-up period as well as by the relatively high burden of traditional CV risk factors in the present cohort, which constituted a typical RA population.

However, there are other known factors for which we do not have data, that might have significantly contributed to the relatively high burden of MRSA encountered in our study, including HIV status, diabetes, men who have sex with men, recent incarceration, high-risk sexual behavior, household members with SSTI, and hospital-associated exposures [ 4].

We included acute respiratory infections (ARIs), acute diarrheal diseases (ADDs), bacterial meningitis, viral meningitis, dengue fever, and bronchial asthma (BA) in the vulnerability assessment because these diseases are known to be climate sensitive and because they have relatively high burdens of disease in Cuba.

Given its large population living in rural region, China may bear a relatively higher burden of CVD events.

29 A better understanding of these apparent 'fixed' accreditation costs would help design activities to reduce the relatively higher burden for smaller hospitals, and help reduce overall costs.

Moreover, we anticipate that patients will be experiencing a relatively high symptom burden and in effect, do not want to hold the patient longer than necessary at the department.

The African countries continue to have a relatively high mortality burden due to communicable diseases, while in other LMICs the burden is relatively high for heart problems, high blood pressure, surgery and generalized pain.