Sentence examples for time interruptions from inspiring English sources

During these events technical groundwater exploitation and optimal water treatment will be challenging so that short time interruptions during floods would be advisable.

Reasons for not reporting incidents are, for example, lack of time, interruption in workflow, fear and lack of trust [ 11- 16].

I make half of what my husband does, have longer days and have more family-time interruptions.

Their reputation of direct marketers has been damaged by supper-time interruptions by telemarketers and the notion that direct-mail is "junk".

Patient-provider communication in the ED is beset by many challenges, including long wait times, frequent interruptions, time constraints, privacy concerns, and a lack of continuity in care [ 29- 31].

Gail Wiggin, founder of aabalone[red], a consulting and marketing communications firm in Darien, Conn., sees vacation as a badly timed interruption of work.

Incorporating relevant, existing models, this study will develop novel theoretical models of the effects of common weather conditions and apply them to the problem of predicting the daily or by-shift number of interruptions in power distribution systems, and to the development of real-time interruption risk assessment capabilities.

Interruptions from a supervisor were found to reduce primary task completion time whereas interruptions from a peer increased primary task completion time.

The overall proportion of EFV interruption was 37.4% at 4 years; at the same time point, interruptions for virological failure and toxicity were 8.8%andd 16.5% (8% for CNS-SE), respectively.

Respiratory therapists were interrupted 3.5 times per hour, on average, corresponding to an average time between interruptions of 17 minutes.

Time without interruptions and imminent deadlines was an incredible luxury.