Sentence examples for added burden to from inspiring English sources

Although the artificial foldable wings give added burden to the flapping-wing system because of its weight, the thrust measurement results show that the flapping-wing system could still generate reasonable thrust.

GC B cells have an added burden to contend with, i.e., collateral DNA damage induced by the highly mutagenic enzyme, AID.

(48: CC) For many CCs, delivering RP with a patient was already a new role and added burden to their workload and time.

While it might seem an added burden to annotate an assertion with yet another ontology term, we believe that curators already informally assess evidence sources they use.

Previous experience with integration of family planning and immunization services in other countries revealed a need for systems that are clear and user-friendly and that pose minimal added burden to vaccinators.

Lack of access to health services will result in the deterioration of a person's health status, thus further hampering his or her productivity as a member of the work force and within the family (added burden to the family).

The common therapeutic option is to perform re-TUR, which adds burden to patients.

These phenomena lead to substantial increase in Vehicle Miles Traveled (VMT) and add burden to the transport infrastructure.

The issue of the instrument adding burden to nursing care warrants discussion.

Stroke, a common neurological complication of cancer (Lindvig et al, 1990), adds burden to patients who suffer from cancer.

They were particularly mindful that any additional self-management work that they undertook and facilitated should not add burden to their already demanding workload.