Sentence examples for dramatically reducing the burden from inspiring English sources
Vaccines represent one of the most compelling examples of how biomedical research has improved society by saving lives and dramatically reducing the burden of infectious disease.
It didn't necessarily put an end to the spread of disease, in this case chicken pox; but it dramatically reduced the burden of illness for the affected individual.
The introduction of MenAfriVac across the African meningitis belt has dramatically reduced the burden of MenA disease.
Interestingly, a classical property of tensor products allows us to factorize the inner product between two tensor product vectors as follows: (2) This factorization dramatically reduces the burden of working with tensor products in large dimensions.
Use of a proxy model in this fashion dramatically reduces the computational burden of complex model calibration and uncertainty analysis.
Or, to put it as The Washington Post's Greg Sargent has, "the immediate priorities in his tax plan are to dramatically reduce the tax burden on people like himself".
Until such technologies become widely available, one way to address the cost, time and labour involved in using large sample sizes is to perform analyses not on individual DNA samples, but on pools made up of DNA from multiple individuals for cases and for controls, a technique that can dramatically reduce the genotyping burden [ 8].
First, by exploiting the extent of haplotype structure and focusing only on subprocesses of the ARG related to the retained ancestral segments on the selected haplotypes, we dramatically reduce the computational burden such that data sets from genomic regions of mega-base magnitude can be analyzed.
Pertussis, polio, and measles are three examples of long-known infectious diseases for which global vaccination has dramatically reduced the public health burden.
This dramatically reduced the daily work burden of the ICPs.
Intensification of the measles vaccination programme over the past decade has helped to dramatically reduce the global disease burden due to measles and thus the childhood pneumonia mortality.
