Sentence examples for report burdensome from inspiring English sources

Those without insurance were much more likely than those with employer sponsored insurance to have trouble paying for health care (OR 3.11, p < 0.001) and participants with Medicare were more likely to report burdensome medical costs (OR 1.43, p = 0.04).

The present study did not include patients reported symptom burden (reporting could be burdensome at the end of life) and thus the results canonly be interpreted as what had been perceived by the caring GPs in the final months of life.

In Los Angeles and Orange counties, 58.5% of renters spent more than 30% of their income on housing last year, the point at which economists consider it burdensome, the report found. .

Law enforcement organizations, including the state Fraternal Order of Police and the 65,000-member PeaCalifornias Researchadssn. of Caskedrnia, had asked Brown to veto the bill, AB 953, arguing among other things that its reporting requirements would be burdensome to police and costly to taxpayers.

Echoing the Justice Department's argument that the laws are burdensome, the Brennan Center report found nearly half a million eligible voters in the 10 states do not have access to a vehicle and live more than 10 miles from their nearest state ID-issuing office.

Rianna Matthews-Brown, associate director of state affairs for Hopkins, which is headquartered in Baltimore, said that the reporting requirements would have been burdensome on top of rigorous federal requirements, a claim Kramer dismissed as vastly overstated.

Child reports many burdensome aspects.

Five factors were found to predict 'Depressive coping': ill parent being single (β = −.592; p = .06), adult child being of younger age (β = −.485; p = .01), adult child reporting more burdensome aspects (β = −.289; p = .05), adult child being in a cohabitating relationship (β = −.455; p = .01), and parent being diagnosed with bipolar disorder (β = −.469; p = .00).00

Adult children reported more burdensome aspects when they were either younger than 11 or older than 20 years old at the onset of their parent's disorder (β = −.513; p = .00), when severity of parent's illness was high at date of discharge (β = .337; p = .04), and when the parent was diagnosed with bipolar disorder vs. depression (β = 338; p = .04).04

The common premise of these bills and the "Expanding the On-Ramp" report is that high regulatory costs and burdensome SEC rules discourage many private companies that would otherwise go public from doing so.

The Thomas bill, as circulated in draft form, would exempt state and local political groups from these reporting requirements, on the ground that they are burdensome.