Sentence examples for enhanced burden from inspiring English sources
The chief procurement officer is also understood to have downplayed talk by David Cameron last week of a confidential "blacklist of banned suppliers", saying the Cabinet Office exercise was more likely to involve requiring an "enhanced burden of proof regarding capability from suppliers with problematic histories".
The enhanced burden of secondary salinization induced through anthropogenic activities increases pressure on glycophytic crop plants.
In addition to epithelial injury, mucociliary clearance has recently been shown to be impaired during influenza virus infection, leading to an enhanced burden of S. pneumoniae already at 2 hours after bacterial challenge [ 33].
It was previously shown that enhanced burden on yeast physiology under conditions of a technological substrate could not only affect qXylose, but also result in increased xylitol yields at the expense of ethanol production [ 40].
"Any attempt to communicate would create enhanced burdens, limiting the desire to do so and thereby stifling awareness and participation amongst our members, as well as members of organizations citywide," he said.
Here, direct LOR reconstructions overcome this evident drawback at cost of a massively enhanced computational burden.
Enhanced parasite burden positively correlates with increased expression of CXCL10, CXCL9, IFN-γ and IL-10.
The enhanced viral burden led to LNCaP cell apoptosis and growth inhibition of LNCaP xenograft tumors in nude mice.
T2DM patients have an enhanced oxidative burden compared with non-T2DM patients; therefore, studies confirming efficacy of fish oil supplementation for the former are extremely important.
An enhanced bacterial burden and reduced neutrophil and cytokine/chemokine levels were observed in the lungs of Nod2 −/− mice following E. coli infection [ 81].
In sepsis, however, uncoupled oxidative phosphorylation and depleted antioxidant stores are postulated mechanisms leading to an enhanced ROS burden [ 4, 5].
