Sentence examples for burden of storing from inspiring English sources
This helps avoid the wasteful generation of numerous candidates, reduces the burden of storing the support and confidence of rules in the same class and establishes a foundation for mining algorithms in parallel and distributed environments.
This will relieve you of the burden of storing your certificates.
At that time (2011), even though we had a good network of homes with many orphan children who needed shoes, we would not qualify because we had to be able to give upwards of 5,000 shoes at a time, and much of the financial burden of storing and tracking the shoes would end up as our burden, not TOMS.
So far, we have discussed how compression can alleviate the burden of storing and transmitting various genomic data.
This can be accessed at any time, outside of the clinical or research setting and without the burden of storing and having to navigate a potentially substantial archive of paper documents.
Customers can order by text message if they so choose, which alleviates the burden of stores asking them to download yet another app.
However, the SUVref methodology has the advantage of avoiding the additional burden of reconstructing, storing and reviewing a second version of every data set.
A proposed regulation from the CFPB could give Apple Pay a distinct advantage over PayPal and Google Wallet by imposing additional burdens on digital wallets capable of storing funds that don't apply to linked credit card services.
Besides luring individual investors, these funds have also made gold more appealing to hedge funds and other institutions, allowing them to own vast amounts of gold without the burden of having to store it.
Physiologic differences between children and adults account for much of the increased susceptibility of small children to the deleterious effects of Pb: whereas in adults 94% of Pb body burden is stored in bones and teeth, this proportion is only 70% in children (Barry 1981).
Lead's total body burden is stored mainly in bone, with 70% of a child's and 95% of an adult's total body burden stored in bone.
