Sentence examples for burden to existing from inspiring English sources

Rather than aesthetics, Ms. Huxtable focused on how the tower would alter the scale of Park Avenue, adding "an extraordinary burden to existing pedestrian and transportation facilities".

The projects have received significant support from senior levels within the Ministry of Health, and are operational despite limited human resources and the increased burden to existing services.

The second is that EDs are sufficiently overwhelmed to reject any additional activity as a burden to existing patients and providers [ 81- 83].

The reduction-based techniques aim at transforming the argumentation problem at hand into an instance of a different problem (SAT, ASP, etc)., thereby delegating the burden of computation to existing systems.

Indirect knowledge transfer may have occurred by referring to existing burden estimates in research proposals, but the effect is difficult to assess.

The data are comparable to existing reports on TB burden in India [ 5, 9].

To pursue this strategy, one must first know the major agents responsible for MSD and their relative contribution to the overall MSD burden to prioritize what existing vaccines need to be implemented and what others need investments to be developed.

The short-term lack of toxicity and low pill burden (i.e. single-pill dosing) with maraviroc monotherapy imply that it would not be expected to add to the existing burden with current regimens, and may potentially result in fewer discontinuations, and improved adherence to therapy if used in place of potentially more toxic agents.

End-stage kidney disease, the most severe form of kidney disease, is associated with profoundly reduced survival and a heavy symptom burden, although existing interventions to improve clinical outcomes in this population are generally lacking.

In its final sentence, the new Democratic resolution calling for free higher education declares its support for efforts to "reduce the burden of existing student loan debt".

MRI−PAT bimodal contrast agents may also be used for clinical prescreening purposes to lower the burden on existing MRI facilities and provide a low-cost, nonionizing method for the analysis of soft tissue.