Sentence examples for burdensome workload from inspiring English sources

In addition, this meal adds two danger vectors to the VOOFV's already burdensome workload.

A study in Denmark found that it isn't a burdensome workload, but rather feelings of injustice that lead to depression.

European nurses in the RN4CAST study acknowledged leaving important patient care related tasks undone due to a burdensome workload and time constraints [ 12].

But, with teachers managing burdensome workloads and specialising in their own subject and profession, it can be hard for them to know where to look for information about the wider jobs market.

In all public institutions interviewed, this resulted in a burdensome faculty workload and insufficient time for student clinical mentorship.

Moreover, the double-loop optimization problem is transformed into a series of approximate deterministic problems by incorporating the sequential approximate programming and the iteration scheme, which greatly reduces the burdensome computation workloads in seeking the optimal design.

Even when the cost of whole genome sequencing breaks the much-anticipated $1000 threshold, the necessary computational workload could still remain burdensome and limit its widespread implementation outside major genome centres.

If your workload is becoming too burdensome, ask your supervisor to assign someone to helping you.

His workload has been onerous.

Our findings confirm that cancer caregiving is burdensome: large proportions of cancer caregivers experienced substantial caregiving workload, such as provision of practical help and emotional support and help with transport.

It may appear obvious that doing something will generate more workload than not doing something and thus, that our expert panel rated the dos as more burdensome than the don'ts.