Sentence examples for much smaller burden from inspiring English sources

Most women are already guaranteed as much as twelve weeks of unpaid leave through the Family and Medical Leave Act, so for employers this is a much smaller burden then you might think.

We might even believe that we ought to save Blue from her 100 days of pain rather than saving any number of such other people from their much smaller burden of 10 days of pain" (Parfit 2011, volume 2, pp. 196 7).

On the other hand, all mice treated with rapamycin plus CN-A still had a much smaller tumour burden (data not shown), suggesting that the therapeutic effects were still maintained after treatment was terminated.

Even when treatment was continued for 18 days and then stopped, with follow up on day 48 all of the mice treated with rapamycin plus CN-A still had a much smaller tumour burden (data not shown).

Compared to otherwise similar patients without illness burden, increase in SRH was marginally smaller among patients who expressed minor illness burden, but much smaller among patients with more pronounced illness burden.

This ratio stands in marked contrast with the much poorer and much smaller countries bearing the biggest burden of the Syrian refugee crisis.

Mongolia, Nepal, and India have also reported MenA epidemics over the last 20 years, but the disease burden is much smaller compared with that in sub-Saharan Africa [ 6].

The Affordable Care Act, President Obama's health care law, has the federal government pay for a large majority of the increased Medicaid costs in perpetuity, making the financial burden on states much smaller.

Most striking are those cases where "we can either save one person from some great burden, or give much smaller benefits to many other people, who are all much better-off" (Parfit 2011, volume 2, p. 246).

The differences in bacterial burden, although statistically significant, are much smaller in Nod2 knockout mice and are in opposition to what is seen with TLR2, CD14 or MyD88 deficiency in that there is a decrease in bacterial numbers.

The computational burden for the quadratic delay model was much smaller than for the power‐delay model.