Sentence examples for increased work for from inspiring English sources
Cardiac output is typically increased in sepsis, meaning increased work for the cardiac pump, that is, increased oxygen demand.
Despite the benefit of either a preinjection lidocaine injection or lidocaine-TcSC solution, neither practice has been universally accepted or adopted likely due to the increased work for the patient or additional preparation for the clinical treatment team.
[IDI CHMT] Effects of delayed repairs or running out of stock Inadequate equipment and supplies were reported to have caused delays in patients receiving services and increased work for staff, through the need to source items from other facilities, or through causing unnecessary referrals; A lack of drugs is a problem, Many facilities come to the hospital to ask for drugs.
It was an odd pairing, but both fell, in his logic, under the broad umbrella of increasing work for Americans.
She has no reason to place orders that would increase work for truck drivers who ferry blue jeans and pet grooming supplies to retail stores, and no need to bring on accountants, insurance agents, lawyers, forklift drivers and auto mechanics whose business opportunities would be incrementally expanded by more commerce.
On average, the patients had upper respiratory symptoms for 2 days and increased work of breathing for 1 day before intubation.
The three month timeframe was chosen on the basis of the standard timeframe for review of chronic conditions and to avoid an increased work load for GPs.
These changes may reflect declining state subsidies for clinical research in health care [ 16], in addition to increased work pressure for clinicians in public hospitals.
Attendance increased work satisfaction for 68.2% of GP respondents.
An additional identified barrier was the increased work load for already busy staff that may result from the appointments of patients identified through the RR process [ 32].
Changing family structures, increased work loads for dual career families and smaller social networks have strongly modified living conditions of older people in these countries [ 2].
