Sentence examples for suggested workload from inspiring English sources

For example, three vascular/IR cases was considered an appropriate consultant workload in a notional half day (3.5 h), while 70 general reporting cases was the suggested workload in the same time period.

Group interviews suggested their workload could account for 10%% of the total The full expenditure and volume of each PHC service in the 17 sampled CHCs are shown in Table  3.

The weak association between GP perceived heavy workload and perceptions of poor service by patients may suggest such workload is bad for both doctors and patients, but we have to remember that these are perceptions of workload.

My research also suggests that workload is the tip of the iceberg.

But on the bright side, there are currently no full-time holders of the position, which suggests a workload to rival a reporter's.

This suggests that workload burstiness should be taken into consideration and exploited during resource planning and provisioning exercises [17].

While a variety of factors are typically likely to be at play, the fact that only work injuries, and not fatalities, dropped following the onset of the economic downturn suggests that workload reductions and workforce composition biases are unlikely to be the leading explanation for the observed declines in work injuries.

Nevertheless, the fact that work injuries continue to be present once we account for workforce composition biases suggest that workload reductions may have also been an important driver of the observed reduction in work injuries among Latin American immigrants following the onset of the economic downturn.

This analysis suggests that workload created by alerts is a complex barrier needing multidimensional solutions.

Studies suggest that workload and an adverse psychological environment at work significantly predict depression among teachers [ 7, 11, 12].

The first issue was mirrored by APEs as well, who acknowledged long working days with considerable distances to cover, rather than suggesting their workload was too high.