Sentence examples for burden avoiding from inspiring English sources
The Global Campaign against Headache has pioneered evaluation of the prevalence and impact of headache on the preceding day ("headache yesterday") as a new approach to the estimation of headache-attributed burden, avoiding recall error.
Immediate breast reconstruction (IBR) has several reported advantages, such as favorable esthetic outcomes and less psychological burden, avoiding additional operations, hospitalizations, and costs [ 4].
Currently, there are compelling clinical and pharmaceutical needs to move towards an ideal diagnostic imaging technique able to assess the cancer burden avoiding radiation exposure and to fulfill some essential prerequisites: accuracy, availability, reproducibility, cost effectiveness, and efficiency [ 30].
Dealing with this burden avoids making the game too easy, but leaves the offline experience somewhat overwhelming.
e, indicates a dominant strategy where benefits gained or the value of burden avoided exceeds cost of subsidy.
In line with previous findings, the burden avoided was also allowed to vary with different compliance rates (i.e., % of people who adhere to GP advice).
Considering that women are fertile just six days per menstrual cycle and men are fertile every single day, that the burden of avoiding unwanted pregnancy falls to us, regardless of the burden that might have on our health and wellbeing, is nothing short of sexism.
Or to change metaphors a bit, the whole burden of avoiding a global recession now rests on Alan Greenspan's shoulders.
This study showed that PTX therapy administered at an "early" stage of granulomatous inflammation controlled the progress of the PCM by diminishing the pulmonary inflammation and the fungal burden and avoiding the appearance of collagen deposits in the pulmonary lesions.
Building the stage out could simplify the renovation, allowing the Philharmonic to reduce its fund-raising burden and avoid being displaced during construction.
That reintroduces some administrative burden, but avoids supporting the idle.A better system might also be financed by a return on assets, rather than by taxes.
