Sentence examples for damaging burden from inspiring English sources

But it is a potentially damaging burden for some small countries.

The Daily Telegraph reported that the new requirements for the small businesses to inform Her Majesty's Revenue Customs (HMRC) of wage payments as they happen could be a damaging burden.

In contrast, Cersei's comments to Sansa suggest that the children she expects her court to bear will be a horrible, physically, and psychologically damaging burden.

As medical students, we recognize that bias in medicine is doubly damaging: it burdens our peers and it harms our patients.

Studies that also combine common variant risk with a rare damaging variant gene-set burden model may be of particular interest.

The schizophrenia group had a greater burden of rare, damaging variants impacting protein-coding neurofunctional genes, including genes involved in neuron projection (nominal P = 0.02, joint burden of three variant types).

We focus on a comprehensive panel of known causal genes and for each patient describe their individual burden of rare and novel damaging variation.

And because they are also the focus of the worst heat waves, the most damaging sea level rise, and the biggest natural disaster burdens, they are powerfully motivated to curb climate disruption.

Assessing these biomarkers together as allostatic load helps us to understand the synergistic nature of the physiological burden on the body imposed by exposure to damaging environmental stressors.

Perhaps unsurprisingly, it's also the most damaging, with a frankly awful 4percentt of the world's global disease burden attributed to booze.

Even though large-magnitude earthquakes often lead to subsequent damaging earthquakes [ 26], little attention has been paid to the injury burden produced by aftershocks.