Sentence examples for burden of changes from inspiring English sources

With Bayesian inference, inaccurate trees produced under the wrong model were, unexpectedly, sometimes less inaccurate than those inferred under the correct model (Table 2), and in one case (no correction for ASRV, uniform prior distribution) the total burden of changes was less, as measured by symmetric distance.

And ultimately, you're putting the burden of change entirely on the other person ("Stop it!").

And so the burden of change will be thrust on primary voters over the next few weeks.

Shelters have saved lives, Dunne said, but the burden of change falls on the victim, not the perpetrator.

Our athletes continue to shoulder the burden of change for us, existing loudly, gloriously, in spaces from which women of color were historically excluded.

If the New York City public schools are going to reform themselves, the burden of change will rest on people like Doris Budow.

The Arab world, on the other hand, has human poverty without much income poverty.The burden of change falls largely on national governments.

Collective action takes the focus away from individual strategies of advancement – the lean in strategy of Sheryl Sandberg that places the burden of change on individual women rather than on systemic analysis.

This "clockwise" rotation reduced the burden of change on circadian rhythms by taking advantage of their 25-hour cycle and the resulting inclination for most people to stay up late.

What happens with companies that have successfully externalized is that they manage to lay off a lot of the burden of change onto their ecosystem.

And at least, she doesn't put the burden of change on the rest of us.