Sentence examples for burden enables from inspiring English sources

In summary, Table 4 provides strong evidence that overall economic freedom helps to reduce underpricing across countries,because a free economy is associated with a low external regulatory burden, enables investors to make long-term plans more easily, and lowers the uncertainty of investments (Miller and Holmes, 2009).

Those beasts of burden enabled him to finance the development of DB models — the name is derived from his initials — through the DB6 series.

Letting go of emotional burdens enables you to be more present with your life and mentally engaged with all that you do.

Although this method employs mercury, which imposes an environmental burden, it enables to estimate pores (mesopores and macropores) for CNT agglomerates.

First, economic freedom lowers the external regulatory burden and enables investors to make long-term plans more easily, thus lowering the uncertainty of the investment.

It also shifts the locus of control from the institution to the patient, and in return both burdens and enables the patient to take charge of management.

A combination of home and center-based ECD programmes can ease the burden by enabling caregivers to take up other activities, such as income generation, schooling and self-care.

In the present study, we made two revisions of the original NET on: (1) reinforcing the narration of a single traumatic event to strengthen the treatment effect; (2) cancelling the testimony sign-off to ease the therapist's burden and enable them to treat more people in need following a large-scale disaster.

As teachers are not being asked to complete questionnaires on every child in the class, this approach will minimise teacher burden and enable blinding at the teacher level, that is, teachers will be asked to complete questionnaires on an equal number of high and low scorers.

Early detection of pre-cancerous and cancerous lesions not only improves patient mortality rates [ 3- 5] it also substantially reduces this economic burden by enabling faster, cheaper and less-invasive interventions as out-patients in comparison to the otherwise high costs associated with in-patient care required to treat advanced lesions.

Having been eliminated by Monaco last season, Arsenal's reputation as serial chokers in the knock-out stages has become a burden which qualification enables them to overcome.