Sentence examples for involved workload from inspiring English sources

Such a procedure would substantially reduce the involved workload, and would increase patient comfort.

That involves workload analysis and they've had to start putting things in themselves and making sure the data is right.

It not only involves heavy workload, unusual amount of time and cost, but also a large amount of DNA of each sample.

However, many selection processes do attempt to assess resilience or stress management on the basis that training and working as a doctor involves high workload and emotional demands [ 21, 22]; however, the present study did not find any evidence linking performance in a structured interview to later struggling.

"When a social worker says, 'I cannot be emotionally involved in my workload' – that is an emotional statement to that child".

Equally, if Ofsted does have to regulate all the organisations involved then its workload would increase hugely, making it harder to ensure the quality of all care services.

Even so, the commission said yesterday that a final report would still be delayed because of "the complexity of the issue" and the "workload involved".

The workload involved in running a self-managed neighbourhood is high, he says, "but it's countered by a sense of security.

Peter Meister, a branding consultant who recently attended a presentation by NeuLevel and Afilias about the new domains, said many companies lack resources to manage the growing workload involved in administering Internet addresses.

In small communities in Madagascar's Sava region, the heavy workload involved in growing vanilla and the poor price that farmers receive for their pods mean child labour is often a necessity.

"Justin" told Stars and Stripes that, since a near-miss a couple of years ago, when he was almost exposed, he'd avoided relationships, "although he blames it on the workload involved with special operations training".