Sentence examples for burden of response from inspiring English sources

It felt like some newfound privilege, the ability to listen without the burden of response.

Assessing impact of a substantial number of projects would be more feasible if the burden of response could be reduced by refining and streamlining the methods.

Thus we opted to use the shorter SF-12 to reduce the burden of response as we have found in previous studies it took 5 8 minutes to complete compared to 11 minutes for the SF-36.

"We have been amazed that for months the burden of the response could be carried by one single, private medical organisation, while pleading for more help and watching the situation get worse and worse.

How will developed nations — the biggest spewers of greenhouse gases — apportion the financial burden of humanitarian response?

Obama, who has called Syria's use of chemical weapons in its civil war a "red line," also made clear at a White House news conference Tuesday that the burden of a response is not the United States' alone, but one that is shared by all nations.

Patients going to transplant have variable tumour burden, so we evaluated the effect of initial tumour burden and depth of response on bone and tumour cell population dynamics.

There was also no observed difference between disease burden and degree of response.

The single currency has deprived its members of any independent control over monetary policy or the exchange rate, so the burden of any necessary response to a recession falls more on fiscal policy.

As Rodric Braithwaite, ex-UK ambassador to Moscow, writes in The Independent on Sunday, the burden of a diplomatic response "will probably fall on the Germans, the Poles and the French, since the Americans are being ineffective on the sidelines, and the British seem to have given up doing foreign policy altogether".

Experience has shown that the burden of disaster medical response largely falls to healthcare facilities proximate to an event.