A study of call centres found that calls were handled less efficiently the longer people worked.
The women are handled less well, and while in fiction as in law it may not be criminal for a 51-year-old man to enter the body of a 16-year-old girl, it is to be strongly discouraged.
Thus it is sometimes used to mean that whatever the C-suite says and does is "strategic" (and hence, cerebral and important,) while what others in the organization say or do is menial, non-strategic, and merely operational, perhaps suitable to be handled less intelligent folk.
To say the situation has been handled less than justly is an understatement; add to this the inconvenient truth that the rightful owners of all of the land in question in a broader historical sense are undoubtedly Native American in the first place, and the unfairness comes into sharp focus.
> Documents having the uncommon layout (C) were handled less accurate (f1=.915).
"There's no question that with the law effectively on the line in 34 states, crucial issues either went unaddressed or were handled less-well than they might have been," Sara Rosenbaum, a health policy expert and law professor at George Washington University, told The Huffington Post.
Jordanian officials, fresh from erecting refugee camps, are handling less an Iraqi influx than an outflux of the kingdom's 300,000 Iraqi exiles.Since the war began, they say, some 4,000 Iraqis have headed home, egged on by a Jordanian amnesty for Iraqi over-stayers.
Each slide was handled for less than 30 min to ensure cell viability.
Despite having three fewer ORs for electives, slightly more elective case time was handled with 26% less use of overtime (p < 0.05).
Despite the reduction in the number of ORs available for elective work, slightly more elective case time was handled, with 26% (p < 0.05) less overtime.
