No significant difference between lower workloads in RIs showed that the CVA subjects' sound side alone can execute most of the cycling load with minimal involvement of the affected side under lower workload condition.
This experimental study was designed to test the hypotheses that the effects of draught increase with higher air velocity, with lower air temperature, and with lower workload.
It is concluded that the performance of experienced operators may not deteriorate during night shifts in control room work of the present type, probably due to lower workload during the night, lack of monotony and to the processes being relatively inert and forgiving to minor operator errors.
Although this represents a lower workload than the one required by the SPA, it is still quite significant.
With the data available, it appears that STAR performs very well in comparison with other current ICU GC protocols with better safety and lower workload.
The low incidence and prevalence of burnout in Dutch intensivists might be explained be a lower workload for intensivists as compared to the literature.
"While many teachers will not automatically associate a visit from the inspectors as something that will lower workload, it is encouraging that tackling unnecessary local authority bureaucracy will be a focus for inspectors in the future".
In a similar study in the MODAS project, Krupenia et al. [13] found that, compared with a no-HMI condition, the full-HMI condition supported higher trust and a lower workload.
For STAR, the use of stochastic risk models and virtual patient design in silico enabled the lower workload and play a role in the higher nutrition possible, although a wider overlapping target band also enables some of this increased nutrition.
Differences in variable cost reflect lower complexity of emergency care due to the lower workload involved.
Compared to DIP, QC is less time-consuming and therefore associated with a lower workload.
