Sentence examples for burden on potential from inspiring English sources
Similar concerns were raised about whether other potentially beneficial recruitment interventions might increase the burden on potential participants or clinical collaborators.
"Part-time student numbers have been falling since the economic crisis began but the Government have created an unsustainable situation by jacking up fees placing a huge burden on potential students.
Many of the CAM interventions such as acupuncture require weekly or, even more often, interventions over several weeks or months, thus the burden on potential research subjects from trial participation can be greater than conventional CCTs.
Given the preference for an opt-in stance and its underlying rationale to minimise burden on potential participants we were aware that any subsequent request to the LREC to approach people who had already requested not to be involved by actively telephoning or returning a card would be contentious.
He carried the ridiculously heavy burden of potential, writes Bob Harig on ESPN.com, but admirably brushed aside any tension going into his final round, writes Steve Elling on CBSSports.com.com
The burden of potential dementia cases without formal diagnosis on the health care system is almost unknown.
A symptom burden of potential clinical relevance was defined as a sum total ≥11 on each scale [ 10].
While funny, the piece points out something terrible: the usual guidelines in such situations put the full burden of prevention on potential victims, treating the violence as a given.
As items reached consensus through the iterative process, they were dropped from further waves in round 2. This limited the time burden on participants and potential burn-out [ 24].
The board told its staff to explore ways of easing a potential burden on their customers.
Among the bill's opponents was the San Francisco Republican Party — such a thing does exist — which called the proposition ridiculous and cited its potential burden on local taxpayers.
