The phrase "after burden" is not correct and does not convey a clear meaning in written English.
It may be intended to refer to a situation or action that occurs following a burden, but without additional context, it is unclear how to use it appropriately.
Example: "The team felt a sense of relief after burden."
Alternatives: "following the burden" or "subsequent to the burden".
On Monday, a day after Burden died in his Topanga Canyon home from cancer, Moses and others who knew and admired the artist recalled what made him one of L.A.'s greats, first in performance art and later in sculpture.
Chris Burden's dear friend, the painter Ed Moses, called Burden "the most magnificent person to ever appear in California as what we call an 'artist.'" On Monday, a day after Burden died in his Topanga Canyon home from cancer, Moses and others who knew and admired the artist recalled what made him one of L.A.'s greats, first in performance art and later in sculpture.
Adolf Merckle, the founder of a drugs, cement and engineering conglomerate, committed suicide on January 5th after burdening his empire with heavy debts and misguided financial gambles that ultimately cost his family control.
Thus if one is in the 35 percent bracket and paying $10,000 in state and local taxes, the after-tax burden would be $3,500 greater without the deduction.
After 1975, Burden stopped risking his life and started making monumental sculptures, such as The Other Vietnam Memorial.
After the burden of the harshness of winter, spring awaits with gentle mornings, blue skies and warm days.
It is a mistake to believe that reading novels is frivolous, an activity that should be taken up by our leaders only after the burden of power is removed.
17 Four distinct response patterns were described: immediate response, durable stable disease, response after tumor burden increase, and response in the presence of new lesions.
As shown in Figure 3(d), plasma s-Met significantly decreased in Met-overexpressed patients after tumor burden was removed (P < 0.05).
The prespecified primary outcome was the time spent outside the target range of 55-85% multiplied by the mean absolute deviation during the first 72 hours after birth (burden of hypoxia and hyperoxia), expressed in percentage hours (%hours) (fig 1).
In our study, position in the occupational hierarchy played a role in generating variation in the prevalence of depressive symptoms well after the burden of work had been lifted.
