Sentence examples for effect of the burden from inspiring English sources

We have concluded that, because the only "modest" effect of the burden shift is to make the plaintiff prove unfairness under a preponderance of the evidence standard, the benefits of clarity in terms of trial presentation outweigh the costs of continuing to decide either during or after trial whether the burden has shifted.

It is unclear whether low education in migraine subjects is due to cognitive impairment or an effect of the burden of migraine.

The effect of the burden of diseases on multimorbidity was a secondary research theme in this survey (7th theme to be researched) but could also be of major importance for the measurement of Multimorbidity.

As our study was one of the first to assess the effect of the burden of comorbidity as a risk factor for upper GIB, no measure of comorbidity had been specifically validated for this purpose.

With the EGPRN concept of multimorbidity, this pitfall could be avoided, especially if an expert consensus could be obtained on the effect of the burden of diseases on multimorbidity (see Table  1).

778, 783, 82 L.Ed. 1234 19388), for the evidence presented at the hearings fully indicated the nature and effect of the burdens on commerce which Congress meant to alleviate.

But their absence is not fatal to the validity of the statute, see United States v. Carolene Products Co., 304 U.S. 144, 152 (1938), for the evidence presented at the hearings fully indicated the nature and effect of the burdens on commerce which Congress meant to alleviate.

Birds originating from infected captive flocks may introduce new agents into the wild populations or suffer from adverse effects of the parasite burdens they carry [ 8, 9].

When making decisions, patients strive to balance hope and improvements in quality of life, with side-effects and the burdens of treatment [ 5, 51, 55, 61, 63, 68].

Yet at the same time he appears to want the effects, if not the burdens, of the fictive illusion.

Fifth, our findings place a spotlight on that aspect of pathogenesis that is influenced by parameters whose effects are independent of the viral burden.