Consequently, the on-call personnel of secondary institutions are encumbered by exhaustive workloads that can aggravate resident burnout levels.
In contrast, our search space grows exponentially based on the number of jobs that comprise the workload therefore exhaustive search is not applicable.
The defending champs will run into injuries and Braden Holtby's regular season workload may be as exhaustive as seasons previous.
Sampling was stratified for sex, age (tertiles in the sampling base: < 50, 50 58, > 58 years), and annual number of office consultations and house calls (workload), obtained from the exhaustive reimbursement database of the National Health Insurance Fund for each GP in 2012.
Vygotsky's (1978) social learning theory means little to students whose workload is increased by a teacher's exhaustive use of the collaborative affordances of the LMS.
Peak whole-body oxygen uptake capacity (VO2peak) and workload capacity (Wmax) was assessed during an exhaustive incremental exercise test on a calibrated cycle ergometer (Ergo 1500 cycle, Ergofit GmbH, Pirmasens, Germany) using a 3-min work stage protocol (Fletcher et al. 2001).
At sea level, DLCO, DLNO, DmCO and Vc increase linearly with increasing workload with no evidence of a plateau in these variables throughout exhaustive exercise (Hsia et al. 1995; Johnson et al. 1960; Tamhane et al. 2001; Taylor et al. 2014; Zavorsky et al. 2004).
Facing huge workloads and tight deadlines, they have limited time and attention to engage in exhaustive analyses of all the potential causes of the situations they observe or of the many possible solutions to a given problem.
After blood sampling, maximal workload capacity (Wmax) was determined with an electromagnetically braked cycle ergometer (Lode Excalibur, Groningen, the Netherlands) during an incremental exhaustive exercise test.
His research is exhaustive.
The preparations were exhaustive.
