Sentence examples for resulting burdens from inspiring English sources

Patients may struggle with the expanding array of tasks expected of them and the resulting burdens, which of course occur alongside the demands of everyday life [ 12, 13].

The resulting burden has been as much financial as emotional for many families, as onetime weekend warriors see their incomes shrink and businesses dry up.

Perpetuating the vast disparity in compensation between management and labor -- data that should be published on financial pages and trading floors -- leads to the very employee layoffs that Mr. Herbert writes about, increasing our country's unemployment rate and the resulting burden on taxpayers.

Thus, although the average sum of OOP payments is lower for low-income earners (Table 3), the resulting burden is the higher, the lower the income is.

Alcohol use and misuse in Poland, and Eastern Europe more generally, and the resulting burden of injuries have made it critically important to address this important public health concern by developing surveillance and prevention strategies to limit future morbidity and mortality.

The high prevalence and resulting burden of chronic diseases pose challenges to health care systems to adequately diagnose and treat individual patients.

We continue with a discussion of the prevalence of osteoporosis and incidence of fracture in males and the resulting burden on the health care system and society.

There is a paucity of evidence of both the prevalence of CO exposure and the resulting burden of health effects in the UK.

These numbers are expected to increase in the near future and thus resulting in burden on existing available resources.

In a statement on Friday, Snyder said that the original ballot proposals were well-intentioned but would have resulted in "burdens for employers".

As a result, Burden's early sculptures were invitations for engagement simple structures resembling exercise equipment but viewers often mistook these forms as the sculptures themselves.