However, a lack of logistic resources and the burden of data entry prevent them from applying their skills optimally.
This would have helped to shift some of the burden of data entry from the counsellor to the counselee.
Completing health status measures such as EQ-5D using mobile phones produces equivalent results to more traditional methods, but with added benefits (for example lessening the burden of data entry).
In Rajasthan, interviews highlighted issues of work burden for data entry personnel, as MCTS data entry was an additional charge imposed on existing staff with other responsibilities.
Dublin II was rightly criticized for putting a huge burden on the countries that are points of entry for refugees seeking asylum in Europe.
High BSI incidence rates among Indigenous Australians were associated with a heavy burden of other infections that provide portals of entry for invasive bacterial disease.
In fact, as we move through this entry, we will witness Reid's repeated deployment of this strategy in the form of burden-of-proof arguments against his major foil, the Way of Ideas.
However, when Labour lost power to Edward Heath's Conservative government, Foot accepted a place on the opposition front bench and carried the burden of the fight against British entry into the European Economic Community.
In his diary, his father described Noah as "a burden, withdrawing in steps; the moments of connection, of entry into the outer world, becoming less and less".
But the deal would bind developing countries to the customs and port-of-entry policies and procedures that rich countries have implemented over many decades to their own advantage, imposing excessive regulatory, human resources, and technological burdens on developing countries.
A high burden of other infections, particularly repeated respiratory and skin infections, provides portals of entry for life-threatening invasive bacterial disease.
