Nonetheless, the burden of known new infections is largest amongst young people, particularly women under the age of 25 [ 2, 3].
The extracted sub- index (CAI) showed the potential to indirectly reflect the burden of known or suspected carcinogens for laryngeal cancer, after linkage to all exposures reported in a separate substance checklist.
It is likely that redoxactive components in UFPs from fossil fuel combustion reach target sites in the lungs, vasculature, and heart to induce inflammation and oxidative stress, adding to the burden of known lifestyle risk factors for cardiovascular disease such as diet, tobacco smoke, and stress.
Using the current Greek surveillance system, we cannot attribute this burden to known causes of gastroenteritis other than the ones included in this study.
Long-term, competitive swimmers had a prevalence of atrial fibrillation exceeding a comparison group with a significantly higher burden of known cardiovascular risk factors, including diabetes mellitus and hypertension.
Prosecuting any murder case requires meeting a burden of proof known as corpus delicti: proving that a death occurred and resulted from the criminal actions of the accused.
Sports psychologists are as in demand as swing coaches — and a player admitting that he doesn't think he can win makes him a bad bet, especially when he is carrying the extra burden of being known as the greatest golfer, perhaps ever, never to have won a major.
This implies increased multiple-testing burden because the number of known variants is much greater than the number of markers in general.
Another promising method to reduce the burden of disease is prevention of known risk factors, which is discussed in the chapter by Dharel and Lau.
The robustness of annual estimates of disease burden is known to be less than ideal.
