Sentence examples for heavy workloads of from inspiring English sources
Heavy workloads of employees in public general hospitals in China are likely an important factor that negatively impacts patient safety.
This high outpatient care throughput in hospitals has resulted in crowded environments and heavy workloads of hospital staff, especially in large tertiary hospitals.
This study is limited by the participation rate (48.23 %), which may reflect the heavy workloads of program managers, a lack of interest or perceived relevance of the topic, or a reluctance to participate in research.
Fourthly, there is reason to doubt the accuracy of the data collection at health facilities in view of the heavy workloads of staff and the extensive details and time required to complete the H-MIS forms.
[GP 11, Interview] Respondents pointed out gaps in the provision of community services, the heavy workloads of district nurses, and the lack of integration between social and voluntary services.
Some senior staff expressed concerns about the lack of experience of junior staff and the detrimental impact of heavy workloads on patient safety.
The Yankees' bullpen is just about recovered from the heavy workload of last week, so the team trimmed its staff from 12 pitchers to 11 after tonight's game.
Sather, looking to ease the heavy workload of Brian Leetch, is considering the signing of the 39-year-old Paul Coffey, who reached a buyout agreement with the Boston Bruins 10 days ago, and perhaps a deal for Aki Berg of the Los Angeles Kings or Keith Carney of the Phoenix Coyotes.
There has been no change to the bowling, although there is sure to be some scrutiny of Mark Wood in training for he is a young bowler unused to the heavy workload of an intensive Test series and will need careful managing.
"The heavy workload of Tests could lead to permanent injury," he said.
"I have realised that the heavy workload of Test cricket, which requires a fast bowler to be able to bowl more than 15 overs, sometimes on consecutive days, could lead to permanent injury.
