Sentence examples for comparable workload from inspiring English sources

Wells et al. reported that TS participants exhibited a significantly higher end-exercise pH after 30 and 90 s of exercise vs. controls, while experiencing a comparable workload, which is suggestive of increased anaerobic glycolysis and lactic acid production during exercise.

mkESA and mkvtree processed FASTA files, the other programs processed the bare sequence data with FASTA headers removed so that all programs had comparable workloads.

The result shows that, compared to SS123, SSversus will reduce the number of articles needed to read significantly, thus reducing the reviewers' work in assessing citations for eligibility and the total time to complete a review, while still maintaining a workload comparable to SS12 but a slightly better sensitivity than SS12.

Therefore, if reviewers do decide to use the first two phases of the HSSS and plan to search CENTRAL and/or the specialized CRG registers as well, they may consider using SSversus because it maintains a workload comparable to SS12 but a slightly better sensitivity.

Mental workload was comparable across button shapes.

We found that just listening to voice messages without the possibility of generating a reply was associated with a cognitive workload rating comparable to that of conversing on a cell phone (i.e., category 2).

This is comparable with the present nurse workload.

I like a heavy workload.

An ARM-based Macbook will have worse performance/watt on CPU-bound workloads than a comparable Intel-based laptop, probably forever.

Comparable values for absolute and percent predicted workload was achieved by controls (95±30 Watts; 101±20%) and CAD patients (106±26 Watts; 97±11%, P = ns vs. controls) in the supine position within the scanner.

In the general medicine unit, DNR patients contributed substantially to the workload at night, to an extent comparable to unstable patients.