Sentence examples for redistribution of workload from inspiring English sources

This was a redistribution of workload from GPs to nurses which is reflected in the findings reported here, in particular helping to explain nurses' negative perceptions of triage when additional resources were not put in place by practices.

Thus, our data suggesting that IPAP and CPAP preferentially unload the diaphragm over the rib cage musculature during spontaneous inspiration may be attributed to the redistribution of workload and selective recruitment of the expiratory rib cage muscles to assist with respiratory work.

The mechanical dyssynchronous contraction pattern is associated with a reduction in LV pump function by an asymmetric redistribution of mechanical workload in the myocardium, which in turn results in a redistribution of oxygen demand and perfusion, as well as in asymmetrical hypertrophy [ 13– 16].

And the redistribution-of-the-wealth argument?

"Teachers' levels of workload are intolerable.

That's a different type of workload.

Three different types of workload can be considered for robustness benchmarking purposes: real workloads, realistic workloads, and synthetic workloads.

Subjective assessment of workload (3).

Subjective assessment of workload (1).

A possible explanation may be a redistribution of respiratory work away from the diaphragm, with the rib cage musculature receiving a greater proportion of the workload.

SOME dream of the redistribution of wealth.