Sentence examples for redistributing tasks from inspiring English sources

Load balancing on a multi-processor system involves redistributing tasks among processors so that each processor has roughly the same amount of work to perform.

Rationally redistributing tasks among health worker teams (task-shifting), according to a recent review, can maintain quality while increasing efficiency and improving access and affordability [ 32].

Redistributing tasks among health worker teams through broader delegation (task-shifting), can increase technical efficiency, while maintaining quality, and thereby improve access and affordability [ 28].

Second, task shifting is used to mitigate shortages of trained and qualified health workers by redistributing tasks from trained health workers to those with less training and fewer (or no) qualifications [ 35], including community health workers [ 36].

As described in the guidelines, task-shifting involves redistributing tasks, as appropriate, "from highly qualified health workers to health workers with shorter training and fewer qualifications in order to make more efficient use of the available human resources for health".

Next, the bacteria respond accordingly, by reshaping the colony while redistributing tasks and cell differentiations, and turning on defense and offense mechanisms [ 3, 16- 19, 25, 26], thus achieving better adaptability to heterogeneous environments [ 3].

Multi-robot systems have inherent advantages such as the ability to allocate and redistribute tasks across the team of robots.

Twice, the openings she interviewed for were eliminated by employers who decided, upon further reflection, that redistributing administrative tasks among existing employees made more sense than replacing the outgoing secretary.

11 12 Optimal task-shifting requires well-resourced, multidimensional support including: health systems strengthening 13; intensive staff engagement, training and mentoring 14 16; redistributing basic tasks to non-clinical staff 17 and robust referral, drug supply and quality assurance systems.

The evidence base for redistributing clinical tasks from more senior staff, who are few on the ground, to those who are available in primary care settings is being investigated by the new Task Sharing for the Care of Severe Mental Disorders (TASCS) project, which is funded by the US National Institutes of Health.

The "nurse decision coach model" was developed to redistribute health professionals' tasks in supporting immunotreatment decision-making following the principles of informed shared decision-making.