Sentence examples for any additional workloads from inspiring English sources

Employers are likely to fill any additional workloads by adding hours to truncated workweeks and ending worker furloughs.

In addition, since our goal was to limit any additional workload for nurses, the screening had to be integrated into activities already part of nurses' routines.

This interface does not require any additional workload from the teacher with respect to programming intervention or defining configuration files like the XML configuration file in the Parsi Tool (Lahtonen and Isomöttönen 2012).

It doesn't require any additional workload or change in practice for employees: Workers are just doing their job as usual, but the glasses are monitoring for volt mismatches using computer vision, and will alert the worker with an audio notifications if they find a discrepancy so they can take immediate action to correct the error.

Different from the traditional subtraction method and notch filter, the powerline suppression method presented here does not need a noise record or filter design; the powerline noise is suppressed accompanied by the identification processing without any additional workload; the simple and practical method provides a new insight into the powerline noise reduction.

However, the manual construction of concept maps from teaching materials places an additional workload on the academics involved.

Several of our image acquisition sessions were canceled due to bad weather and later rescheduled, presenting an additional workload on the students.

"If a machine can tell how busy you are it can tell if you can take on an additional workload, or it could take away some of your work and assign it to someone else if you are over-stretched".

"It's about a change of mindset and not creating additional workloads for people".

They would directly target specific actors identified in red in Fig. 1, and would therefore protect the relationships between other actors (blue), and not add deterrents associated with additional workloads.

Let's not overlook the walking wounded -- those who still have jobs but with additional workloads, reduced salaries or mandatory furloughs.