Sentence examples for the relevant burden from inspiring English sources

The review concluded that while existing instruments address multiple aspects of caregiver burden, there is a lack of evidence of content validity among HF caregivers, with most not involving qualitative input from HF caregivers during their development, and/or a lack of conceptual coverage to measure all the relevant burden concepts for HF caregivers included in the conceptual model.

CM also has a relevant burden on the National Health Service (NHS), however precise figures are lacking.

However, the routine use of these data sources to generate nationally relevant burden estimates might be problematic, due to the lack of harmonization between databases and data collection procedures in the different Belgian regions.

This study was a first attempt to map the relevant financial burden to the employer due to employee sickness on board merchant vessels.

If we use lattice search with l α, l β, l θ and l ϑ points in each dimension of the domain space, respectively, the relevant complexity burden is O l α l β l θ ll ϑ ) N ).

Studies of treatments designed to remove fibrils or to prevent their formation may be ineffective or suboptimal in effectiveness because they do not reduce the relevant amyloid burden and/or fail to alter the arrangement of shorter multimers of amyloid beta around its P-protein and glycan core.

Some usual outcome measures (in hospital mortality) miss a relevant burden of deaths occurring after discharge.

Our data show that, in a highly selected population of patients 65 or more years old, CMF is as feasible as in patients older than 60 and younger than 65, but with a relevant burden of toxicity.

Prenatal exposures that produce environmentally relevant burdens of BPA, followed by postnatal allergic sensitization and challenges, promote the development of experimental allergic asthma.

The regional distribution and location (rural or urban) of both the prevalence and the risk factors are of particular interest which should drive the policy makers intervene to reduce the regionally relevant high burden of chronic conditions among older populations.

The current study clarified some of the relevant contributors to the burden of suffering, and therefore provides a more complete picture of illness burden in patients with dizziness.