Population-based studies have shown that the amount of time spent caring progressively increases the risk of onset of distress, and that the levels of distress and depressive symptoms raise with higher time commitment to informal care [ 21, 22].
Eisen's "high time commitment to his blog," the reviewer opined, means that Eisen may lack the "bandwidth" to accomplish the proposed project alone.
Exit interviews with dropouts suggest that subjects left the study primarily because they were unaware of the high time commitment or unaware of the nature of the intervention (meditation practice).
The present assessment suggest that data-related activities are often sacrificed because of the high-time commitment as well as competing priorities.
But in an interview, Mr. Heffelfinger did say he was concerned that the office now seemed to be focused on "large-volume, rapid-turnover cases," like gun crimes, which are typically handled by state and local prosecutors, and that there were fewer prosecutions of white-collar crime and other "low-volume, high-time-commitment cases".
We recommend physicians identify and treat carer health problems, including pain and anxiety/depression, particularly among young, deprived and high time-commitment carers.
The large staff expenditure would be explained by higher physician time commitment, economic rents and subsidies to hospital staff.
But Bradshaw said that the job demanded a high level of time commitment.
Student design teams have a high personnel turnover, a limited time commitment due to classes, some new members have little to no experience, and a sometimes lack of motivation to participate since it is volunteered time.
The HIT protocol required only 30 minutes of high-intensity exercise per week, with a total time commitment (including warm-up, cool-down, and rest) of 75 minutes.
