Sentence examples for introduction workload from inspiring English sources

Introduction: Workload affects the quality of care and the prognosis of critically ills patients.

The introduction of several workload reduction measures in the Netherlands at the start of the 21st century, have possibly contributed to these differences.

The introduction of diverse workloads that migrate in the Cloud along with increasing volume of incoming tasks results in phenomena of network congestion, underutilization and resource fragmentation.

Trevor Nash, a Harvard sophomore from the Atlanta area, said the initial reaction on campus was shock that as many as 125 students in a 279-person class with a reputation for favorable grading and a light workload — Government 1310: Introduction to Congress — were being investigated for cheating on a take-home final exam last semester.

During the interviews, staff shortage was frequently mentioned as well as the increased workload following the introduction of the JSY.

Nurses mentioned about their increased workload following the introduction of eHealth and suggested to get protective time for eHealth related activities.

There will be improved efficiency and a national review of workloads, and the introduction of mediation procedures to help resolve any industrial relations issues.

"We had a 20% increase in overall capacity based on the introduction of iFACTS because the workloads on the controllers was that much less," says Stuart McBride, customer and network service manager at Nats.

The Royal Mail document, Planning the Introduction of Door-to-Door into Workload, sets out the new working arrangements.

Approximately half of the radiographers considered that the introduction of DM caused impacts on workload, workflow and examination time (Fig. 10).

The practice managers in this study reported that the introduction of AA improved their bureaucratic workload and use of time.