Sentence examples for burdens assigned from inspiring English sources

When various points of view are considered, it is increasingly evident that immune theory based on 'selfhood' carries the conceptual burdens assigned to it with difficulty, and while many commentators still support the immune self paradigm (e.g. Howes 2010; Hoffman 2012; Cohn 2015), others have been highly critical (e.g. Matzinger 1994; Tauber 2000; Pradeu 2012).

A second is that Afghan security forces will be capable and politically unified enough to take on the burden assigned to them.

Guard and Reserve members make up approximately 40percentt of the American forces committed in Iraq and Afghanistan today, and Pentagon war planners said this week that the burden assigned to these formerly part-time soldiers is expected to push toward 50percentt in future deployments.

Consumption tax burdens are assigned according to spending patterns by income class for taxed items, using the Consumer Expenditure Survey.

Three astronauts visiting the Skylab space station in 1973-1974 went on strike over the burden of assigned work.

In these situations, the simple test of distributing the disease burden to each factor according to the proportional change in outcome achieved when controlling for one factor at a time will thus, inevitably, result in the full burden of effect being assigned to each.

To calculate this composite ranked disease burden score we assigned numerical values to three burden indicators: the percentages of childhood deaths due to diarrhoea and malaria, and HIV prevalence among adults.

Because appurtenant benefits and burdens cannot be assigned (transferred) or delegated to others, they remain with the owner or possessor of the dominant and servient estates.

Without the burden of assigning meaning or stories to his dances, we are free to revel in his capacity for inventive movement and his talent for structure and composition, and to let images accumulate with their own logic.

A spokesman for Mayor Rudolph W. Giuliani said the new city program was intended to ease that burden by assigning each family a "family consultant" to help it navigate the hundreds of charities, nonprofit groups and government agencies.

He speculates that the heavy teaching burden he was assigned may have been a well-meaning attempt to attract minority undergraduates to the department.