Based on the Amdahl's law[12], the sequential portion of a task limits the speed-up in parallelized implementation.
The allocation of attentional resources to one input or task limits the resources available to other inputs.
Based on the Amdahl's law, the sequential portion of a task limits the maximum speed-up of the parallelized implementation.
These findings highlight that effective policy implementation is a challenging task, limited by gaps between intentions and outcomes, inconsistencies, and conflicting agendas.
The direct visualization of protein complexes in living cells is a challenging task, limited by the size of the complexes and the resolution of the microscopes.
In addition, processing and analyzing such large volumes of sequence data is a technical and time-consuming task, limiting their application in functional genomics studies, particularly for smaller laboratories which lack access to high-powered computing infrastructure.
Our informants recommended that, in order to ensure that implementation of task shifting does not compromise quality of health care services which is already very poor; there is a need to have clear and acceptable job descriptions which will guide on how to define task limits.
Neuroscientist Scott Huettel of Duke University in Durham, North Carolina, isn't convinced of the two-task limit on human multitasking ability.
Since uncontrolled proteolysis can be very deleterious for tissues, proteases (other than those found in the digestive track) are stored as inactive pro-enzymes that are activated only for specific and localized tasks limited in time.
The response rates among Dutch GPs in studies is generally low, probably because of the extension of their tasks, limited time to participate in studies and 'research tiredness' [ 37].
But some curricula reviewed show that most basic-level substitutes perform tasks limited to consultation, writing prescriptions and basic treatment and undertaking relatively minor procedures such as draining skin abscesses, suturing non-penetrating wounds and using plaster of Paris for fractures [ 11, 12].
