Sentences with phrase «burden for»

Some dating sites today, especially the paid ones will ask specific questions and if you are really serious about meeting your special someone online then this is not a burden for you to answer several questions.

But i don't think it is a burden for people who has been in his 40s.

«eHarmony looks forward to moving beyond this legal dispute, which has been a burden for the company, and continuing to advance its business model of serving individuals by helping them find successful, long - term relationships.»

She has to do what's best for herself, and it seems like this project has become too much of a burden for her considering her health issues.

Going back to why women get more autoimmune thyroid disease... we know that women carry the primary burden for bringing new life into our world.

but my question is, I have asthma and have been on the paleo diet for a month now for weight lost purposes.All was good and I have managed to loose about 2 kg in the month on paleo diet.I was very strict with only veges as my source for carbs at about 50g with no starches at all.As I am Asian, this was a burden for me as I eat rice alot!I found that although I feel good on this diet, ie less snoring, more alert n energy no more ringing in the ears at nite, BUT I was using my ventolin inhaler more frequently on this diet than previously.I tend to feel difficulty in breathing after eating n need to use my ventolin inhaler more.Does this relates to what u said regarding mucus production and the need to eat safe starches?Could this be the reason for me?Any help would be appreciated!

It is an incredible burden for someone watch a loved one go through the progression of Parkinson's disease.

«It's a gigantic burden for those who have to follow it,» says Dr. Leffler.

Hard - to - digest grains like extruded breakfast cereals, granola, granola bars and muesli represent a difficult digestive burden for aging digestive tracts.

For instance, the popular coffee pods (or k - cups) have become an increasing burden for the environment.

Patients in the study received electroacupuncture three to five times per week over eight weeks, which might be a burden for some people, the study authors acknowledged.

«Keeping this secret is an incredible burden for families,» says Nathaniel Wade, PhD, a professor of psychology at Iowa State University.

«Cancer is a major burden for all racial and ethnic groups in San Francisco, but the impact falls disproportionately upon specific racial and socioeconomic groups, causing persistent disparities,» said first author Robert A. Hiatt, MD, PhD, professor in the UCSF Department of Epidemiology and Biostatistics and associate director of the UCSF Helen Diller Family Comprehensive Cancer Center.

However, Every VUS on the report creates a burden for the ordering clinician, and many of them could probably be promoted (to pathogenic) or ruled out with deeper analysis.

Recommendation: Given the research indicating that the GRE and PGRE are poor predictors of graduate student success, that their use in graduate admissions has a particularly negative impact on underrepresented groups, and that they represent a financial burden for many students in pursuing advanced degrees in the astronomical sciences, the AAS recommends that graduate programs eliminate or make optional the GRE and PGRE as metrics of evaluation for graduate applicants.

Although the numbers of people affected by these illnesses are relatively small, the specialist nature of their care and the risk of severe complications adds up to a significant cost - burden for their treatment.

«Imagine that the tons of metal waste discarded every year could be used to provide energy storage for the renewable energy grid of the future, instead of becoming a burden for waste processing plants and the environment,» said Cary Pint, assistant professor of mechanical engineering at Vanderbilt University.

Companies report that the administrative burden for voluntary compliance with the Guidance is substantial; we estimate, based on reports from the IGSC, that sequence screening and follow - up on pathogenic and potentially pathogenic sequences accounts for 1.5 — 3 % of total costs.

Age - associated diseases, such as arthritis, vision loss, and cognitive decline, cause considerable economic, personal and societal burden for individuals, their families and broader communities.

It is our hope that the long - term outcome of this project will be a strategy for relieving the disease burden for sufferers of glaucoma.

«Caring for a spouse after a stroke can be demanding and can reduce a husband or wife's time spent at their occupation, which also can be a burden for many younger families, and the underlying problems can continue several years,» Persson said.

«A recent study by RAND found that the majority of Americans» cost - burden for dementia is caused by long - term care,» said Regina A. Shih, the study's lead author and a senior behavioral scientist at RAND, a nonprofit research organization.

«Citizens also carry some burden for the problems that we have in politics today,» he said.

In the U.S., up to a quarter of a million people in hospices and nursing homes hover for years in this limbo, a steep medical and emotional burden for many.

«Tuberculosis is a huge burden for the agriculture sector and environmental transmission between wildlife and livestock is an increasing concern,» said Dr. Alexander.

Extrapolated to the birth cohort in the USA (~ 4 million births), the yearly reduction in hospitalization burden for respiratory infection and diarrhea is ~ 86,000 and for pediatric outpatient emergency visits it is ~ 82,500 episodes (reducing altogether ~ 168,000 hospital visits yearly).

The faster the low - carbon transformation of power supply is accomplished, the lower is the overall remaining carbon burden for the climate.»

These can be a real burden for families.»

Bringing back the «fire regime» Fighting fires has become a growing financial burden for the Forest Service.

Researchers looked at procedural rates, gender, race, age, payer type, length of stay (LOS), discharge disposition and revision burden for each year, stratified by age.

Investigators also determined the cumulative burden for a comparison group of 272 St. Jude LIFE community volunteers who underwent the same health assessments.

«We're all delighted that this is no longer a special burden for political scientists,» Esarey says.

«These women often feel that their breastfeeding needs are a burden for their employers, rather than a workplace right.»

Aid organisations such as Oxfam and Médecins Sans Frontières reported to last month's symposium that dealing with water problems is becoming an increasing burden for them in war zones and they are raising their investment in engineering staff.

«This work provides strong evidence for the reduced pest burden for non - Bt corn caused by the Bt corn, based on a reduction in overall pest - population size,» says David Hopkins, director of science at the Scottish Crop Research Institute near Dundee, UK.

A strategic burden for every community Addressing these issues will be a balancing act, the report says.

This eliminated gravity as a burden for those whose arms were weakened by their strokes.

While an $ 18.1 billion cost of smoking is still quite an economic burden for California to bear, the results of this study show that, overall, the state's tobacco control efforts have yielded positive results.

There are many more heroes and sheroes from other cultures who have also carried the burden for us.

Importantly, the burden for these cuts would have been entirely carried by the nondefense side of the budget, which houses the National Science Foundation (NSF), NASA, the National Institutes of Health (NIH), and all other science agencies outside the defense realm.

The Office of Management and Budget estimates costs for measurement initiatives, but these estimates focus on the annual burden of entire measurement and reporting programs (eg, Physician Quality Reporting System) rather than the burden of individual measures or the burden for individual institutions.

The report points out that abortion is a greater psychological burden for women than preselection of a healthy embryo to carry through pregnancy.

Instead of giving out tax breaks to a select few businesses, DeFrancisco, R - Syracuse, believes the state should work toward ways to lower the tax burden for everyone.

The issue of unemployment has become a burden for us all as we always think about it and make daily deliberations on it.

Low mortgage rates may have eased the burden for some families in this country.

Not being able to sell cigarettes would be a burden for his small independent pharmacy, which sells cigarettes in its checkout area.

But local governments and green groups bitterly oppose the measure, citing concerns over reduced payments to their localities and school districts, a lack of comprehensive study and how the program might change under future administrations — all of which would lead to a larger tax burden for local taxpayers.

The other burden for the defense, experts say, is an array of evidence painting Adam Skelos in an unflattering light.

«We can lower the tax burden for all of the people of New York State as well as across the country, as we're doing under tax reform,» said Reed, a Corning Republican who sits on the tax - writing Way and Means Committee.

Syracuse lawmakers agreed to a pilot program Monday that will ease the tax burden for developers renovating the historic Hotel Syracuse.