It had become a burdensome administrative exercise that detracted from the mission, the authors found, according to the officials.
Over time, that program has devolved into a burdensome administrative exercise that detracts from the mission, the authors found.
Despite lack of efficacy, the popularity and powerful placebo effects of physiotherapeutic modalities may have some utility in making more burdensome physiotherapeutic interventions (exercise and self-management advice) more acceptable.
A review by the late Sir Gareth Roberts in 2002 brought about a series of changes designed to make the exercise less burdensome.
"Not only does her case and Jack Phillips' case involve similar issues," Waggoner said in a statement cited by Metro-Weekly, "but both Barronelle and Jack face burdensome penalties for simply exercising their right of free expression". .
The various concessions conservatives have demanded of Turnbull to hold the plebiscite now look to be sufficiently burdensome to kill the whole exercise, which is, of course, precisely the point of seeking them.
As in previous analyses, 17 we explicitly excluded potential predictors of mortality which are more burdensome to measure such as exercise capacity (eg, 6 min walked distance) or arterial blood gases, since these are unlikely to be available consistently in clinical practice outside academic centres.
At the same time, the agency established an otter-free zone to address the concerns of fishermen and Navy officials, who feared that the otters would deplete sea urchin and shellfish stocks and that they would necessitate burdensome paperwork requirements before military training exercises.
In one previous relevant study of lifestyle advice in non-obese pregnant women, recruitment was slower than expected and low attendance at group exercise sessions and participant concern about burdensome data collection contributed to dropout [ 63].
