Sentence examples for burden to present from inspiring English sources
But, Colonel Morris added, "we will take very seriously our burden to present trustworthy evidence on which a panel can rely" in reaching a verdict.
Plus, she added, "I don't necessarily think film and television [have] any specific burden to present menstruation in a certain way".
Furthermore, we discovered that using simple dichotomies to estimate the effects of multimorbidity will significantly underestimate its association with specific health outcomes, as well as underestimate the disease burden connected to presenting with multimorbidity.
As difficult as it is for me, a medievalist, to admit that the history of Europe during the Middle Ages has a reputation among undergraduates for being tedious and rote, I knew stepping into the History 4B classroom that the burden was on me to present the material in an engaging manner.
On the other hand, the ticket-oriented mechanism places on the user the burden of choosing which ticket to present, a task he can combine with deciding which information to access.
To our knowledge, there has not been any spatial dataset generated to present visualized burden of CBPP in Nigeria.
A recent ethics committee decision, made public on October 28, stated that the newly appointed police ethics commissioner had concluded after reviewing the case that it would be "impossible to meet the burden of proof, that is to present clear and convicting evidence that each officer summoned had committed a fault in accordance to each charge".
This study intends to present the burden of surgery for the disease.
A retrospective descriptive study was designed to present the morbidity burden of Guinea.
Another was the shift of the burden to local authorities, presented as giving them more freedom as well as more responsibility.
Major environmental impacts from hybrid membrane based technologies for water and energy production are identified and considered for upstream balance of social benefits and burdens to the present and future generations.
