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In this work, three important and necessary design decisions, (1) workload partitioning, (2) node assignment, and (3) task execution order, are identified for real-time divisible load scheduling.

Table 1 Workload parameters Workload name Parameters   Put proportion Get proportion Write only 1 0 High read/low write 0.9 0.1 Low read/high write 0.1 0.1.

Comparative analysis of the results to verify the accuracy of the data generated by (a) functional mode and by (b) the discrete- and real-time modes Table 1 Workload parameters for functional validation.

When one's heart rate reached a value of 35 beats per minute (bpm) below the age predicted maximal HR (220 bpm − age) or the respiratory quotient (RQ = CO2 production / oxygen consumption) exceeded 1, workload was increased with 25 W (instead of 50 W) every 2.5 min until exhaustion.

Given the different steps in the patient pathway (see Figure 1) workload data are compiled for the pre-diagnosis period, for the intensive treatment phase and for the continuation treatment phase and calculated separately for the clinical service providers and the laboratory staff.

On Team 1, workloads influence role construction both in terms of the frequency of interactions between health professionals and the distribution of responsibilities.

When the fourth contractor, Accenture, abandoned the NHS project two years ago, its estimated £2bn workload was picked up by CSC.

As he says, it's nothing compared with his early 60s workload, which given how that turned out is probably just as well.

Such are the pressures of ever-increasing and relentless 24/7 workload and escalating complexity of paramedic practice, that consideration must now be given to developing mechanisms to support paramedics and ambulance workers inside and outside the NHS.

Fig. 6 Workload for 4 applications.

Figure 8 Workload imposed on the server.