Sentence examples for Reduced burden from inspiring English sources

"If we relinquish Euratom there would be reduced burden from not having to comply with directives," said David Senior, an ONR executive.

The integrated in vitro-in silico platform and the model's predictive capacity reduced burden, time and expense of experimentation resulting in optimal medium design compared to commercially available culture media (80% amino acid reduction) and a fed-batch feeding strategy that increased productivity by 129%.

The data behind these products demonstrates a triple win: a reduction in stress levels for employees, boosted productivity for employers and reduced burden on our public healthcare system.

However, OBF-1 deficiency was associated with a significantly reduced burden of eggs in the livers of five week post-infection mice compared to their littermate controls (Fig. 2F).

Whilst reduced burden increased GP response rates, this finding did not apply to dentist response rates in our study.

Kumamoto and colleagues (2006) [ 40] found that home care service reduced burden among family caregivers of clients with dementia.

This message is reinforced by evidence that suggests that there is reduced burden among caregivers of higher functioning patients.

(Female, Toronto) They also recognized the considerably reduced burden on the individuals whose consent would otherwise be sought.

25 Suggested patient-centred outcomes in mental disorders include social and vocational functioning, body image, reduced stigma, recovery and reduced burden to caregivers.

The relatively high ER + rates do not mean that there is a correspondingly reduced burden of morbidity and mortality for Kurdish and Arabic breast cancer patients.

The main benefits of not announcing exercise are reduced burden, ease of operation, and addressing compliance and adherence concerns that are pronounced in adolescents (22).