Sentence examples for caused by workload from inspiring English sources

The double threshold approach takes a snapshot in time of the current CPU utilisation and thus can suffer from false positives caused by workload utilisation peaks and troughs.

Work overload (4 items) refers to work pressure caused by workload and time constrains (e.g. 'Frequently, there is too much work at once', 'Frequently, there is time pressure due to short-term deadlines').

After she was denied, she took the case to court, and in 2007 a judge ruled that his suicide was indeed caused by his workload.

Meanwhile, individual conditions included those caused by excessive workload, the feeling of powerlessness, the absence of rewards and negligence at a personal level.

Our results show that delays in TATs caused by equipment, workload and manpower challenges in public laboratories are even more disastrous in settings with weak counselling and referral systems.

To account for changes in baseline MBF caused by cardiac workload, baseline MBF values were corrected for the rate pressure product (RPP), an index of myocardial oxygen consumption [ 24], by multiplying baseline MBF by the mean RPP in the patients as a group, divided by the RPP in the individual patient [ 25].

They haven't acknowledged the stress and overwhelm caused by increased workloads and the disappearance of the traditional boundaries between work and life.

This is in keeping with work by Hansen (2011) and Brugha et al. (2010), which revealed that the public to private migration of health workers in Zambia [ 26]was caused by increased workloads and adverse working environments.

Sen. Charles E. Grassley (R-Iowa) told reporters that the Senate Judiciary Committee's inability to attract Republican women might be caused by its heavy workload, a remark the panel's chairman tried to retract a few minutes later.

To add this new ability on the algorithm, we will use the guidelines presented in this paper, most of which are based primarily on the observation of the density of clients (number of clients per time interval) caused by the proxy workload conditions.

Ambrose's shoulder injury, caused by his bowling workload, caused him to miss the West Indies' tour of India in the last three months of 1994.