Sentence examples for representing a workload from inspiring English sources

The second experiment was designed to simulate a load representing a workload trace from a real web-based system.

On average, each REC studied 39 protocols, 39 revisions and 37 amendments per year, representing an annual workload of 934 hours (480.50 hours for administrative tasks and 453.25 for expertise tasks, on a monthly basis respectively 40 and 38 hours) including neither committee meetings nor training of the members since there is too much variability across committees.

The higher values of PETO2 and V ˙ E O 2 indicate that the ventilatory response per litre of O2 is increased in the exercise performed by the involved limb, representing a higher relative workload, although both limbs had worked under the same absolute workload.

Each time-series group represents a different workload pattern.

Although this represents a lower workload than the one required by the SPA, it is still quite significant.

Stability studies represent a significant workload for both manufacturers and regulatory reviewers and therefore a careful selection of the study design and of the stability indicator test is required to make sure that the study will provide the relevant information.

Glaucoma monitoring, therefore, represents a major workload for eye services in the National Health Service (NHS).

Acute kidney injury represents a significant workload and economic burden for critical care units.

Second, the program was devoted to a large number of acute minor illnesses that represent an important workload in primary care.

But all this represents "a very substantial workload in an already very stretched sector.

This had, however, to be done manually and represented a fairly heavy workload.