Sentence examples for burden over time from inspiring English sources

Rather than imposing sharp cuts in other spending or sharply raising taxes, governments can and should spread the burden over time, borrowing now and repaying gradually via a combination of lower spending and higher taxes.

The Ryan plan, which would give seniors a fixed amount they can use to buy health insurance, would undoubtedly shift the cost burden over time from the government to seniors themselves, making health care far less affordable for millions of people.

TLFI has been shown to accurately monitor liver fat burden over time in the setting of a clinical trial [66].

Repeated, long-term dosing of particulate in in vitro systems may result in accumulation of particle burden over time in the assay system.

To assess the relationship between pubertal progression and change in plexiform neurofibroma (PN) burden over time in pediatric and young adult patients with neurofibromatosis type 1 and PNs.

Nearly one-quarter of cancers in resource-limited nations are infection related, and molecular assays can capitalize on this relationship by detecting pertinent pathogen genomes and human gene variants to identify those at highest risk for progression to cancer, to classify lesions, to predict effective therapy, and to monitor tumor burden over time.

Pundits on both ends of the ideological spectrum like to criticize the difference in rates paid by the wealthy and by the poor, while others focus on an increasing tax burden over time.

While some of the decrease in inflammation is likely mediated by improved control of bacterial burden over time, host immune systems also utilize mechanisms for regulating inflammation after the initial response in order to limit damage to tissues.

As previous studies have reported changes in BPA and PFC body burdens over time, we also controlled for NHANES cycle [ 14].

The second limitation is that our study only investigated the very short-term employment and financial burdens of families with children diagnosed with ASD, so changes in such burdens over time could not be evaluated.

This revealed large spatiotemporal changes in tissue-specific parasite burdens over time, not all of which had been evident from whole animal imaging (Figs  3A and D and 4A and B, Figs S3 and S4).