When I am feeling low, I can watch a train of four-year olds pass my door headed to one of our Reading Rooms and I will feel my burden lessen as they smile and wave at me.
Moreover, no relation was found between the acute injuries and the late sequelae that, after an undetermined latency period, became a burden, lessening the quality of life of these patients [ 32].
Would increasing his guilt burden really lessen mine, and how could that be accomplished?
If more countries opt in and assist with the refugee crisis, the burden is lessened on everyone as a whole.
One burden was lessened, at least in the short run, for Obama, when Iraq this week approved the US troop withdrawal plan negotiated by the Bush/Cheney Administration.
If enacted, the Path to Prosperity would only lead to increased corporate leverage and a widening income gap, leaving millions without healthcare and putting the burden of lessening the deficit on those who can afford it the least.
An advantage is that the ethical burden is lessened because women outside the study can be freely prescribed the drug.
Investigators have also attempted to improve the quality of peer review, 7 reduce reviewer burden, 8 lessen reviewer bias, 9 and improve the detection of fraud.
High correlation of the disease-specific measures with much shorter self-report measures such as ASES and the UEFI may suggest a clinical advantage of the shorter measures as the respondent and clinician burden are lessened.
Ann Cass, executive director of Proyecto Azteca, a nonprofit affordable-housing organization in the Rio Grande Valley, said that several years ago, some of these burdens were lessened by easy travel into Mexico, where medical care and prescriptions are far cheaper.
