The phrase "a relatively small burden" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the impact or weight of a responsibility or obligation that is not considered significant in comparison to other factors.
Example: "While the project requires some effort, it is ultimately a relatively small burden compared to the benefits we will gain."
Alternatives: "a minor burden" or "a slight burden".
While Simanowitz says that the single biggest advantage is the end of dual registration, in reality, he believes dual registration "a relatively small burden".
This suggests that changes in nurturing costs have little impact on childbirth among people of higher education and high-income class; this group, of course, bears a relatively small burden in terms of child-raising costs.
They note that diseases imposing a relatively small burden on U.S. society, such as AIDS, can get a larger share of NIH funding than those that cause greater harm, such as heart disease.
Because peak influenza activity is concentrated over a relatively short period of time and because the timing of peak activity varies every year, this approach has been successful in detecting a relatively small burden.
In sum, given the potential benefits and relatively small burden on respondents in terms of required time it seems advisable to incorporate measures of personality traits into competence surveys as they contribute to explaining the variability in policy-relevant outcomes.
Given the potential benefits and relatively small burden on respondents in terms of required time it seems advisable to incorporate measures of personality traits into competence surveys as they contribute to explaining the variability in policy-relevant outcomes.
Additionally, it was reported that the salivary sCD44 levels were much higher in HNSCC patients than in patients with benign disease [ 66, 67]; however, the plasma level of sCD44 was not significantly different between oral cancer patients and normal controls, which may be attributed to the relatively small burden of oral tumors that may not alter the basal level of CD44 [ 66].
Utilizing the dual nature of price and quantity systems, I show that the concept of natural price or production price can be applied to constructing a sustainable economy, where production and waste disposal are made with a relatively small environmental burden.
Although cancer cachexia is most common in patients with terminal malignancies, it has also been observed in patients with a relatively small tumor burden [ 40].
Slovenia is a small Central European country with a relatively modest burden of HIV disease, with fewer than 1 per 1,000 inhabitants infected.
