Sentence examples for burden encountered from inspiring English sources
So there is no need to update Kalman filter with respect to local variation of the states, and therefore this technique significantly decreases the amount of computer burden encountered with Kalman filtering of a distributed system.
In addition to the burden encountered by the individual with HZ, the condition is also associated with considerable economic burden.
In addition to the burden encountered by the individual with HZ, the condition is also associated with considerable societal burden.
To overcome the burden encountered by the lab-based approaches, a genome-scale mathematical model that integrates information of genomics, metabolomics, and proteomics can be used to derive simple principles from the complexity of the biological system [ 25].
The findings of this study suggest that dignity therapy is not likely to alleviate the burden encountered by MND family carers during caring, but it may have the ability to decrease or moderate anxiety and depression in distressed MND family carers.
The evaluation of financial burdens encountered by patients in accessing TB care and their escorts is paramount for instituting measures for effective TB control.
The burden of infection encountered in western countries is related to ageing.
However, there are other known factors for which we do not have data, that might have significantly contributed to the relatively high burden of MRSA encountered in our study, including HIV status, diabetes, men who have sex with men, recent incarceration, high-risk sexual behavior, household members with SSTI, and hospital-associated exposures [ 4].
This study develops a rule-based expert system (RBES) to generate sensor deployment strategies with no computational burden as we oftentimes encountered via various types of optimization analyses.
Even earlier than this, though in total ignorance, I had already, if obliquely, encountered Amanda Burden.
Today the vast burden of disease is encountered in the developing world where sanitary conditions remain poor.
