Sentence examples for burden assumed from inspiring English sources

The Jets' opening game against Dallas on Sunday showcases Sanchez as a man in full, awash in expectations even higher than in seasons past, largely because of the burden assumed by third-year quarterbacks.

When considering the transportation of waste between Tokyo and the other regions, the environmental burden assumed by the other regions was considerably larger than that incurred by Tokyo.

To assess burden assumed by caregivers (family members most of the time) we used the short version of Zarit burden interview.

We aimed by this study to evaluate long-term survival and QOL in Tunisian patients discharged from the ICU with tracheostomy, as well as related burden assumed by their relatives.

Hence, some projections of the future cancer burden assume that the global cancer incidence rates will remain constant over time and that the number of cancer cases and deaths will be affected only by growth and aging of the population.

Policymakers might be easily tempted to promote supplementary PHI to relieve government burdens, assuming PHI will exert a beneficial effect on healthcare performance.

This was partly due to the Public Broadcasting Act, in 1967, which took some of the pressure off the networks to demonstrate to regulators a commitment to public service, a burden soon assumed by PBS.

By contrast, contract law limits contractual obligations according to the parties' ex ante intentions and never requires a party to shoulder a new burden, not assumed up front, simply because changing circumstances make this best overall.

Because the pre-intervention worm burden is assumed to be the same inside and outside the focus, the stationarity condition implies that the transmission from and to the focus is a stochastic process with expectation value equal to zero zeroo sum game).

For the few rats that were killed early because of tumor burden, we assumed that the number of tumors remained constant until the end of the study.

Globally, 42% of pregnant women are anaemic [ 1] and approximately half of this burden is assumed to be due to iron deficiency [ 2].