Sentence examples for desk tasks from inspiring English sources

To date, no study has combined 3-dimensional (3D) motion analysis with electromyography (EMG) assessment during activities of daily living (ADLs), including desk tasks, and commonly prescribed rehabilitation exercise.

The majority of total CSF funding comes from the ChildInfo contracts with UNICEF and the NGO operates with a very small staff, with software and help desk tasks contracted out to an Indian company.

The established child desk has tasks to monitor the situation of children in the wards falling within Nkandla municipality.

Mr. Bloomberg does indeed eat lunch most days at his desk, a task made easier by the copious amounts of complimentary, low-calorie snacks and drinks available in the City Hall bullpen, as the office is called.

Each party prioritises a distinct and revealing bundle of characteristics.Would-be Conservative MPs attend a Parliamentary Assessment Board (PAB) where they complete five exercises: public speaking, an interview, an in-tray test (in which candidates must speedily prioritise and complete a series of desk-based tasks), a group exercise and a written exam.

The committee concluded that CFLs pose little short-term health risk for people of normal sensitivity but recommended that all people should avoid using CFLs for close-range desk or task lighting.

Back at my desk, my first task is checking emails and messages.

"It was important for me to give it a real physicality," said Mr. Johnson, a London-based designer, adding that the versatile piece can be plunked on a desk as a task lamp or dangled over a table as a pendant.

But it is staggeringly cumbersome, demanding a disproportionate amount of professional time be spent in routine desk-bound IT tasks instead of nurturing those relationships that we know make a difference.

In a typical office, front desk staff are tasked with delving through a mountain of deliveries each day, figuring out who each package is for, and then contacting each person until they come and collect their item.

Sitting is ubiquitous in adults' daily routines: watching television (TV), using computers, performing desk-bound occupational tasks, and commuting by automobile (1).