Sentence examples for burden concerns from inspiring English sources

The most important computational burden concerns the HMM learning stage: 23 min 45 s for the entire database on an Intel Xeon CPU E5 1620 0 3.60GHz processor with 16.0 Go RAM.

This domain reflects issues relating to financial burden, concerns about physical safety, health and social care, and the home environment.

The concept of family burden consists of two aspects, objective burden related to the performance of daily assistance activities, financial impact, behavior supervision and disruption of family routine, and subjective burden concerning worries about the patients and feelings of being disturbed by care giving activities.

Furthermore, women faced significant barriers when seeking abortion services, including large financial and logistical burdens, concerns about the safety of the procedures they were receiving, and poor treatment by health providers in both certified and uncertified settings.

I find myself daydreaming about a pregnancy free of these burdens, concerned only with the optimal experience of woman and fetus.

The Commission's draft decision seeks to reduce the notification burden as concerns small services of general economic interest.

The present study focuses on the part of subjective burden that concerns psychological distress, observed as symptoms of anxiety and depression and low subjective well-being.

However, the recent ADA redefinition of the diagnosis of diabetes using an A1C level ≥6.5%, which considers many aspects of diagnostic testing and the economic burden, raises concerns about the possible delay in diagnosing diabetes (11, 12).

Explicit consideration in practice guidelines of the challenges faced by GPs when balancing underdiagnosis and overdiagnosis, including GPs experiences of personal burden, medicolegal concerns and communication strategies, will better support GPs to inform and guide men's decisions on whether or not to have a PSA test.

Do not, for once, be burdened by concerns about cash.

Their daughter has just been married and they, freed from the burdens and concerns of parenthood, resolve to take a long-deferred cruise through the Caribbean, stopping at rarely visited islands, trying to rekindle the lusty spontaneity of yesterday.