Sentence examples for Workload reduction from inspiring English sources

While conceding to the courts that a crackdown campaign would cause a short-term spike in court work, he also made clear that he and the NYPD believed it would eventually lead to a workload reduction for the courts.

While teacher retention and recruitment worsens, all the government has offered are warm words and ineffective initiatives, the latest one being a "workload reduction toolkit", which places responsibility for solving the problem on to teachers and schools.

mTALs transcriptional adaptation occurs within a narrow hypoxic range, and it appears that workload reduction can shift mTALs into this window of opportunity for HIF activation and survival.

With our simulation, it is further quantified that allocating DAPS to work cooperatively in a hierarchical fashion further increases the average client-receiving rate and the network throughput by at least 100%and35%5%, respectively, with a server workload reduction of 11.38%, than DAPS serving end-clients directly.

Fellowships are awarded for a two-year period (August to August), and Fellows receive financial support and workload reduction to ensure successful completion of their projects.

In terms of the threshold-based interaction scheme, there is a consistent workload reduction when compared to the manual procedure.

The technique yields considerable complexity and workload reductions, and eases the time constraints imposed on process control computers.

During a recession, there are workload reductions that could result in fewer work injuries.

Specifically, workload reductions and changes in the composition of the labor force over the business cycle could explain the pro-cyclical behavior of accidents.

Or did it only lower injury rates solely among immigrants suggesting other potential causes, such as misreporting, uneven workload reductions or, in particular, workforce composition biases?

As such, workload reductions and workforce composition biases may be largely responsible for the observed declines in injury and fatality rates among both immigrant groups.