Sentence examples for evaluation workload from inspiring English sources
Linear relationships were found between subjective evaluation workload, and pupil diameter and time pressure, and a quadratic curve relationship was found between accuracy and time pressure.
The results demonstrate that the subjective evaluation workload, accuracy and pupil diameter can be used as the measurement parameters for the workload under different time pressures and for different tasks.
Three workload measurement parameters (subjective evaluation workload, accuracy and pupil diameter) and the subjective feeling threshold of time pressure were measured experimentally and then used in a comprehensive analysis for the relationship model.
In NSF's case, that meant distributing the evaluation workload more equitably and providing reviewers with a positive incentive to do a good job.
For all six areas of work-life, the Spanish sample showed more positive evaluations of workload than the normative data, but reported more negative evaluations of the other five areas of work-life.
Performance evaluations of workload models and Cloud provisioning algorithms in a repeatable manner under different configurations are difficult.
In model-based performance evaluation the workloads can be estimated based on, for example, standard specifications, prior experience from the application domain, or available processing capacity.
In this context, we therefore recommend careful monitoring and evaluation of workloads as integration progresses on a site-by-site basis.
The use of error prevention HSI tools is discussed, including human in the loop evaluations, usability tests, and workload evaluations.
Therefore, the evaluation criterion is: workload decrease of selected loop, minus workload increase of the second loop.
Secondary: outcomes in patients; analyses of anaesthetists' tasks and assessments of workload; evaluation of the legibility of anaesthetic records; evaluation of compliance with the procedural rules of the new system; and questionnaire based ratings of the respective systems by participants.
