Sentence examples for increasing time constraints from inspiring English sources

Meanwhile, surgeons face increasing time constraints due to workforce shortages and elevated performance demands.

Information overload, increasing time constraints, and inappropriate search strategies complicate the detection of clinical practice guidelines (CPGs).

As more and more women are joining the labour force, it is very likely that households will have to rely more on precooked convenience food and fast food rather than home cooked traditional food due to increasing time constraints.

An exploding quantity of information, increasing time constraints, and the inadequacy of traditional sources of information underline the importance for clinicians to search efficiently for evidence-based and up-to-date medical information to support diagnostic, prognostic, and therapeutic decision-making processes [ 1].

This pattern could be due to the increased time constraints of these students, who must be physically present in the school compound to exchange information during regular working hours while also working full-time in different organizations.

Thus, the estimates of >90% participation as well as the number of PA requests completed by clinical staff may be inaccurate, particularly among physicians who experience increased time constraints.

Other events such as a fuel crisis and a national labour union strike stalled progress and increased the time constraint during the period of data collection.

The study also demonstrated that although the majority of PNs were willing to become more involved in chlamydia testing and just over half in partner notification, they identified potential barriers to increasing testing including time constraints, lack of patient knowledge and lack of formal reminder systems to facilitate repeat testing.

It seems unlikely that GPs will use EBM associated information sources until their profitability can be dramatically increased to match the time constraints of real world general practice.

(Doctor 12) Complaints about time constraints and increased workload, resulting from Consultant Trainers' involvement in MMC were common in the interviewees.

These findings indicate the possibility of clinical use of premanufactured MSCs, which is conceived to reduce time constraints and increase the accessibility of MSCs in instances of emergency or inherited genetic disorders [ 2, 11].