A useful addition would be designation of tasks important to each patient and indicating on a linear scale the degree of difficulty before and after treatment.
This interaction amongst them has led to several issues such as responsibility of tasks, designation of control, decrease in human force, and allocation of decision-making [43, 45, 46, 82, 84].
The workers answered a questionnaire and were classified into two occupational groups by specific exposures based on the reported designation of their specific task.
We counted the number of correct answers in each cycle, and gave them the following designations: 'Stroop Color-Word task number of correct answers first time' (SCWC-1), '…second time' (SCWC-2), and '…third time' (SCWC-3).
His major political tasks are the designation of the other members of the cabinet, the direction of parliamentary strategy, and the retention of the loyalty of a substantial majority of his legislative party.
Each member of the flight crew has an Air Force designation that specifies his or her task.
Tasks with an "urgent" designation are those that have deadlines.
3D anthropometry is key to the automation and facilitation of tedious, costly, and time-consuming traditional anthropometric tasks such as the size designation of a specialized garment.
Through this boundary work, job tasks take on meaning beyond their bureaucratic designation, and job-based identities gain meaning in everyday life that become the cultural skin in which workers live.
In an open letter, Andrew McKean, the editor-in-chief of Outdoor Life magazine, took the Trump administration and Zinke to task over their review of monument designations and expansions made under the Antiquities Act, a law Roosevelt signed in 1906.
Speaker Gingrich has appointed her, along with a handful of other gun-control opponents, to a Republican Firearms Legislation Task Force, and, using that ad-hoc designation, she made her return an event.
