Sentence examples for Routine workload from inspiring English sources

Any appeals would go to the Court of First Instance.These and other changes would reduce greatly the routine workload of the Court of Justice.

Yet meanwhile the commission's resources have barely changed.Small wonder that Mr Monti supports a reform first proposed by Mr Van Miert, to cut his department's routine workload sharply in another area of business.

Furthermore, ICU personnel considered the neurocognitive intervention compatible with the routine workload and the usual treatments prescribed in the ICU.

"iFACTS, based on Trajectory Prediction and Medium Term Conflict Detection, provides decision-making support and helps controllers manage their routine workload, increasing the amount of traffic they can comfortably handle," trumpets the Nats website.

To evaluate long-term durability and clinical success of deep venous reconstruction for severe chronic venous insufficiency as a part of routine workload at a university vascular surgery department.

Another possible explanation for low screening outcomes could be the high, routine workload of Behvarzes.

In summary, the data show higher routine workloads for clinical staff in rural non-ART providing health centres; and low but rising workloads in all facilities that were providing ART.

ART scale-up in these three districts of Zambia between 2004 and 2007, was set against a static urban routine outpatient workload, a 24% increase in workload in rural facilities and a 35% rise in smaller rural facilities.

Also, the use of median and mean measures showed that routine outpatient workload fell only slightly and was at or above a workload estimate of 35 visits per health worker per day, assuming that this would be a reasonable daily workload for frontline health workers.

Peripheral blood samples were obtained from routine monitoring workload collected in EDTA anticoagulant tubes: 139 samples from 67 septic patients, at different time points, and 17 healthy volunteers (flow chart in Additional file 1: Figure S1).

The original stainings and hybridizations were part of the routine clinical workload of the Department of Pathology, while SNP arrays were part of the routine analysis repertoire at the Center of Genomic Medicine.