Sentence examples for burden yielding from inspiring English sources

More men taking more time off should reduce hiring bias and, as a bonus, encourage fathers to take on a greater share of the domestic burden, yielding benefits for women's careers for years to come.

Further, the algorithms minimized the response burden, while yielding preference weights that have the smallest standard errors for the calculated sample size and design complexity.

By lightning everyday business costs and resource burdens, incubators are yielding high economic return.

The building has settled into itself so that when you walk down the aisle, you can hear it yielding to the burden of your weight.

Spreading the training burden, however, seems to be yielding dividends – even if it makes it harder to distinguish between the Godolphin adventure, with its elaborately political self-image, and the pragmatic operation of the other great powers on the Turf.

When blind equalization approaches that have been designed for general channels are applied to sparse channels, all channel coefficients are treated as significant when estimating the transmitted signal, yielding high-computational burden for the receiver and decreasing the accuracy of the resulting data detection.

Most affected children (92%) survive to 20 years or later, yielding a substantial burden of illness into adulthood [ 7].

Treatment will impose serious burdens on Henry's family while yielding relatively little benefit to Henry.

Caution is urged with new indicators as there is already a proliferation of indicators posing huge burdens on front line providers and yielding low quality and incomplete information [ 9].

Wideband sensing based on Nyquist sampling is similarly unsuitable in such applications, often yielding either an insupportable sampling burden or an unacceptable sampling complexity.

To avoid widely fluctuating priors (with very low confidence), we used an average estimated benign rare variant burden of 1% for these genes, yielding conservative priors.