Sentence examples for reader burden from inspiring English sources

For such comprehensive aggregate markers, automatic MRI analysis will be even more important to minimize the expert reader burden.

Its basic premise is so absurd that the reader starts off burdened with a passel of doubts.

The reader is never burdened with their names – the elder cleaner is described elsewhere in the book as "the not-so-pretty gypsy girl".

If we repeated the figures on Japan's rapidly ageing population (which adds hugely to the future financial burden) the reader might start yearning for an afternoon nap.In truth, many of the countries that Japan's government looks down on boast far sounder economic fundamentals in many areas.

In order not to burden the reader with too many pathway analyses, we have chosen not to present these data in the revised manuscript.

Moreover, it is unclear to discuss data with these terms or show figures with axes labeled with "dwell time" or "speed" because these quantities were not measured (the units given are not seconds or inverse seconds) and they burden the reader to understand intricate models for how these quantities were derived.

Very light computational burden at the reader is needed: the reader needs only to measure the collision rate in the current frame and then to double or halve the frame size accordingly.

Very light computational burden at the reader is needed: the reader needs only to measure the collision rate in the current layer and then to double or halve the frame size of the next layer accordingly.

However, Mr. Lowenstein explains, "Rubin did not burden his readers by enumerating what those 'issues' might be".

But in this mystery of past causes, the transformative power of Enright's language keeps the story's freight from burdening the reader.

And it is here that Didion's lack of humility comes back to haunt her, for by burdening the reader she is also making herself vulnerable to judgment.