Sentence examples for corresponding burdens from inspiring English sources
As the Sixth Circuit noted, "Partisan state legislatures could give extra early voting time to groups that traditionally support the party in power and impose corresponding burdens on the other party's core constituents".
Partisan state legislatures could give extra early voting time to groups that traditionally support the party in power and impose corresponding burdens on the other party's core constituents".
At a young age, Davis had great power -- and the corresponding burden.
In sum, scientific, mathematical, and mathematical-cum-scientific naturalism are each revolutionary in some respect and face a corresponding burden of proof.
Although these thresholds are somewhat artificial, they are meaningful at the clinical level, and they surely correlate with a corresponding burden of mutated stem-cells at the time diseases are diagnosed.
Third, there was a strong correlation between the virulence data and the corresponding fungal burdens observed in the tissues of infected animals (Fig. 6B).
These data can be used to assess consumption within and across nations and regions; investigate correlates and drivers of dietary intakes and nutrition transitions over time; estimate corresponding disease burdens attributable to suboptimal intakes; and model, design and implement specific dietary policies to reduce disease in and disparities between different nations.
vs. H1: The disease burden within the interval 0 7 days in the conditional use group is less than 125% of the corresponding disease burden in the immediate use group.
The incidence of malignant melanoma (MM), and its corresponding health burden, has been steadily increasing over the past few decades with 232,000 new cases diagnosed worldwide in 2012 [1].
Assuming a 20% body fat content in humans, the corresponding body burden would be 50 ng TEQ/kg body weight.
The role of human papillomavirus (HPV) in malignant and non-malignant genital diseases in women is well known and the corresponding epidemiological burden has been widely described.
