This paper presents BDWatchdog, a novel framework that allows real-time and scalable analysis of Big Data applications by combining time series for resource monitorization and flame graphs for code profiling, focusing on the processes that make up the workload rather than the underlying instances on which they are executed.
In an editorial in this journal in 2012, Martin Dawes (5) described a mismatch between the conditions making up the primary care workload, and how well this is reflected in the topics of published primary care research.
Unlike a gated community, a co-housing development is designed and managed by the residents themselves, who make up the rules, share the workload and see their neighbors as an extended clan.
Similarly, as cataract surgeries made up the bulk of the workload in all DMUs, the OSMWC concurred that it should be distinguished from non-cataract surgeries (Model 3).
I found that the expectation on planning, marking, paperwork and box-ticking was far higher in the state sector, and this made up the bulk of my workload.
Caroline Wayman, the chief ombudsman, said: "PPI complaints still make up the bulk of the ombudsman's workload, and resolving these cases remains a priority.
Thus, recurrent headaches, mainly (chronic or episodic) TTH, make up the great part of the neurologists workload at the ED, and not patients suffering either from 'first or worst' headache or migraine attacks.
The clinical workload we are concerned with is the workload made up of the four essential functions of personal health service delivery: detection, identification, diagnosis, and management of health conditions and disability.
The laboratory systems (LIMS and Micro) provide services to the hospital, but also to a large number of general practitioners supplying outpatient samples, samples which make up about half the workload.
Cluster 2 is predominantly made up of females, with a lighter weekly workload.
