Sentence examples similar to an elevated workload from inspiring English sources
Initially, it can be compensatory, however, a chronic elevated workload, the neurohumoral input, or an underlying genetic mutation can lead to pathological hypertrophy, contractile dysfunction, ventricular dilatation, and finally, heart failure [ 1].
Among human factors, noncompliance with internal guidelines, policies, or checklists (n = 525) were the most prevalent categories, followed by wrong procedure planning (n = 481), attention deficit without sleep deprivation (n = 464), and elevated workload (n = 433).
An elevated nursing workload increases the amount of errors and the rate of postoperative complications.
The convergent effects of cellular ROS production and elevated levels of cell-signaling molecules such as adenosine, NO, cytokines, and catecholamines during elevated workloads transduce the exercise stimulus that culminates into a hormetic cardiac response.
These findings suggest that inflammation may lower the time for diastolic filling of the heart while simultaneously increasing cardiac workload due to an elevated heart rate.
Kohlhaas et al. [39] found that an elevated intracellular [Na+], which leads to a reduction in mitochondrial Ca, caused a decrease in NADPH levels during increased workload and a consequent increase in ROS levels.
"And an elevated sense of self-esteem".
The man also had an elevated temperature.
Tests showed an "elevated mold condition exists".
