Sentence examples for burden of determining from inspiring English sources

The burden of determining that use of any information, software or any other content on the Site is permissible rests with you.

But neither does the bank, an unelected body, want the burden of determining the deeply political question of whether or not Greece should stay in the euro.

Because data collection and analysis is not well understood by the public and is constantly evolving, it is both unrealistic and unfair to place the burden of determining the risks on parents.

By submitting Materials to any Site, you certify ownership authority to grant such rights to Yale and acknowledge that the burden of determining whether any such Materials are protected by copyright rests solely with you.

Mr. Will cited the testimony of George Kennan, the diplomat and scholar, to a Senate Foreign Relations Committee hearing on Vietnam in 1966: "Our country should not be asked, and should not ask of itself, to shoulder the main burden of determining the political realities in any other country...

But what they did is they pointed to a new way of attacking the problem". The second of the Computer Graphics Group's Siggraph papers, led by Lehtinen and also featuring Durand, Chen and two of Lehtinen's Nvidia colleagues, reduces the computational burden of determining which rays of light would reach an imagined lens.

The goal then is to determine the total burden of disease in a population and to use this estimate of burden to determine whether the examined mode of risk reduction (here, control on perchlorate exposures) represents an effective way to allocate limited societal resources in improving the overall health of the public.

Using data from the period 1987–1996, the researchers compared blood pressure status with self-reported stress levels (determined by questionnaires) and body burden of lead (determined by bone lead tests).

A 2005 World Health Organization (WHO) study to assess workforce capabilities in countries with a high burden of tuberculosis determined that poorly developed human resources information systems compromised the reliability of data on tuberculosis workforce, and that wide variation in training course duration and staff numbers were poorly correlated with tuberculosis programs' performance [ 3].

With respect to head injuries, we also acknowledge the limitations posed by examining a dichotomously defined concussion diagnosis (as a measure of head injury severity), due to the transient nature of concussion definitions and from what is known regarding the significance of symptom burden in determining severity, and recovery from concussions (Meehan et al. 2014).

Cognitive radio seeks to relieve this burden by determining which areas of the spectrum are in use at a particular time.