Too few items increases the risk for loss of information, on the contrary too many can lead to a risk for measuring the same construct but in a slightly different way and make it burdensome to complete [ 33].
However, the huge number of scenarios makes it burdensome to solve the stochastic problem.
The next president should disentangle state sales taxes, restructure trade unions and "update" labour law to make it "less burdensome for an employer to hire a worker", Lula says.
Another measure would allow the government to tax transactions that took place as many as 16 years ago, up from six now, which Mr. Desai argues would make it more burdensome for taxpayers to maintain documents and could greatly increase the risk of a lawsuit.
In those cases, not only are women physically unable to access abortion, but there are added restrictions -- such as wait times and requirements of ultrasounds or in-person counseling -- that make it more burdensome for them to do so.
The preparation is infused with a thin needle into the arm or abdomen 5 nights per week, for 8 to 12 hours per night [ 2, 3] making it extremely burdensome for the patient.
Again, in 2006, a law designed to increase youth employment by making it less burdensome for businesses to hire and fire them — in essence creating a two-year trial contract for those under 26 — was passed by Parliament and signed by President Jacques Chirac.
A short version of the ACIC makes it less burdensome for professionals to fill in the questionnaire and therefore easier to assess chronic care delivery.
Furthermore, our analysis confirmed that the PDDS, like the EDSS it is based upon, is predominantly focused on walking; by contrast, the entire MSRS-R covers eight domains but is only 53 words long and uses a consistent response format, which makes it less burdensome for patients to read and complete.
