Sentence examples for burden verification from inspiring English sources

This analysis of MSL ATLO data was conducted independently of the MSL planetary protection campaign and the required spore burden verification assessments for the MSL mission.

It cited, in part, the regulatory burdens that verification would place on the American pharmaceutical industry and on the military's bio-defense research activities.

The government is aiming to place the burden of age verification on commercial pornography providers – those profiting from material deemed as 18 or R18 by the British Board of Film Classification.

"Quotas create a monumental burden of monitoring and verification," says Connor, a prime beneficiary of modern trade's byzantine quota decrees.

Although model checking has been considered as a promising approach to enforce information flow security precisely, its high complexity on modeling and the heavy cost on verification cause great burdens to the process of service composition.

Small businesses want a stronger electronic employment verification system, to shift the burden of making sure workers are legal to the government and away from employers.

Not a month goes by, it seems, without a newfangled verification mechanism promising to ease the burden on internet users' overloaded memories.

Unfortunately, those costs are also a burden on those telling the truth, which is why verification can never fully cover for this problem.

Oslin and colleagues [ 35] suggested that a five-year history of consuming 35 standard drinks a week for men and 28 for women constitutes a sufficient level of neurotoxic burden to risk the development of ARD, but this needs verification.

And because regulation and verification would fall on retailers' shoulders, Prop 37 could unduly burden smaller stores and businesses -- and eventually consumers.

The burden is on you to show you're not a crook and third-party verification goes a long way toward doing just that.