Sentence examples for inherent burden from inspiring English sources

There will be an inherent burden on Toomer, Shockey and the other Giants when they face the Eagles on Saturday.

They did, however, talk about the inherent burdens of the new house, Mr. Shikany said, ranging from "It's not going to work" to "We're going to have to replace that whole roof, there are no closets".

Positron emission tomography-computed tomography (PET-CT) provides information related to disease activity and response to therapy [17, 18], but the inherent radiation burden is questionable.

This was due to difficulties in the evaluation of the numerous uncertainties inherent to burden of disease estimates, which stem from exposure and exposure-response relationships, their extrapolation from one population to another or other parameter or model uncertainties.

A less discussed issue is IT departments' struggle to keep up with the management burden inherent in these new capabilities.

In this conceptualization, PE becomes more likely when the level of systemic inflammatory burden inherent in pregnancy itself exceeds the maternal capacity to compensate for this additional stress.

Hence, the intimate association of LDH with these astrocytic mitochondria may fulfill the enormous energy and oxidative burden inherent in the proper functioning of the brain.

While whole genome sequencing will soon be both feasible and affordable, the analytic burden inherent to such data may far outweigh its potential to yield meaningful discovery until further progress is made in understanding more basic aspects of risk architecture and the likely pathophysiology of these complex disorders.