Sentence examples for equivalent burden from inspiring English sources

Birdman is Thomson's albatross but it would be a mistake to say that Batman was an equivalent burden.

As much as Davis will be a focal point for the Jets' defense at Giants Stadium on Sunday, handling an offensive line that has made two successive rookies into suitable replacements for him will be an equivalent burden.

This table shows if the UK had the equivalent burden there would be nearly 11.5 million British citizens infected.

Equivalent burdens are smaller in some big emerging countries: Brazil and India had ratios below 20%.In this section Overview Output, prices and jobs The Economist commodity-price index Income equality Trade, exchange rates, budget balances and interest rates Markets Gross external debt Reprints.

In support of the former, despite the development of a normal systemic immune response and equivalent parasite burden in the periphery, TIMP-1−/− mice have a significant decrease in parasite burden in the brain compared to WT controls.

Figure 7a demonstrates equivalent tumor burden with similar bioluminescent signal at day 1 of therapy and a difference in signal at 15 days of therapy.

Bioluminescent imaging was conducted using the Xenogen Ivis Spectrum (Caliper Life Sciences, Hopkinton, MA) to ensure that the animals had roughly equivalent tumor burdens prior to being separated into treatment groups.

While costs are clearly higher among pregnant woman when compared to those with equivalent comorbidity burdens, the results for pregnant women have to be interpreted with caution because the subgroup is small.

In the present study, we performed transcriptional profiling with Illumina microarrays to identify pathways that were differentially regulated by MyD88 during brain abscess development that might provide some insights into why these animals succumb so quickly to infection, despite having relatively equivalent bacterial burdens as WT animals.

The equivalent human body burden for the no observable adverse effect level for effects of TCDD in the most sensitive rats on bone growth, modeling, and mechanical strength is estimated to be approximately 11 ng/kg body burden (Jamsa et al. 2001).

In 2016, transport, such as driving to work, accounted for 28.8% of the total value of unpaid work, with childcare the second greatest burden – "equivalent to £5,358 per person in 2016".