These goals may be achieved by smoothing the amount of workload and maximizing the equalization of the workload among stations.
The left-hand side of this equation is the amount of workload performed by machine (m) in period (t) using resource element (r).
From the reported experimental results, dynamic picking leads to a good compromise between fitting precision and completeness of picking while the projective slice significantly reduces the amount of workload for an equivalent level of precision.
"I do wonder, if the fact that I am gay, had something to do with the amount of workload I was given, because I did resign from the position".
We assume that there is a logical link between the complexity of a guideline and the amount of workload that following this guideline will incur.
Recently, Cilliers et al. found that the imminence of assessment, the perceived impact of the test and the amount of workload associated with the test generally affect the way students learn for their exams [ 25, 26].
Secondary endpoints included the reversal of shock and the amount of nursing workload required to maintain strict normoglycemia.
The items for the nine equivalents of nursing manpower use score (NEMS) 9 were recorded as a surrogate marker for the amount of nursing workload and consequently the level of care provided to each patient.
The amount of nursing workload needed to maintain normoglycemia was higher in the bolus group: more insulin infusion rate adjustments were needed in the bolus group compared to infusion-treated patients (p = 0.038).
The main findings in the present study were that the hyperglycemic episodes were more common in those patients who received hydrocortisone in bolus therapy and that the amount of nursing workload needed to maintain normoglycemia was higher in bolus-treated patients.
