Sentence examples for of a heavy working from inspiring English sources

Many Germans like her image of an ordinary person without airs and graces - she has been spotted in the supermarket at the end of a heavy working day of ministerial meetings, wearing the same business suit - and buying leeks and olive oil.

DeWitt et al. [216]   Mouse 30 mg/kg BW/day; 10 to 15 days IgM synthesis ↓ 74 mg/Lc at 3.75 mg/kg BW/day DeWitt et al. [300] n.r., Not reported; upward arrow, increase; downward arrow, decrease; a50 times higher than that of a human work-related exposure; b14 times lower than that of an exposed worker; c150 times higher than that of a heavy work exposure or environmentally contaminated human.

The perception of constantly having a heavy work load was common, GPs seemed genuinely tired of never-ending changes and many changes were perceived as threatening to their independence.

Anyway, the parameters identification of these models remains a heavy work.

Froch, who will face American Andre Ward in the final of the Super Six tournament, was on the front foot for much of the fight with a heavy work rate against his 42-year-old opponent.

However, there were strong indications in the personal log-books of a heavier work load for ANEST compared with PENT during night call duty.

It improves skeletal muscle oxidative capacity and efficiency with reduced alveolar ventilation at a given work rate [ 18, 19], leading to tolerance of a heavier work load with less dyspnea [ 20].

Another advantage is that web-based surveys are less time-consuming and costly compared to mailed or telephoned questionnaires, due to for instance automatic collection and compiling of responses Thus, the questionnaire can be distributed to a large group of farmers without resulting in a heavy work load or high costs [ 33].

Direct patient care activities also had some impact on experienced stress levels, through a heavy work-load of complex care, a shortage of staff and an experienced lack of competence.

"There's still a lot of heavy work ahead of them but they're moving in the right direction".

She speaks of the challenges of a heavy patient load and working in a resource-constrained environment with insufficient doctors and pharmacists.