Sentence examples for workload allowing from inspiring English sources

Nurses working with counsellors and district health authorities mentioned a significant reduction of the workload, allowing them more time to attend ill patients.

This remodeling is considered a compensatory response to the altered workload, allowing the heart to function harder under conditions of sustained stress.

"Not at all; the decreased workload allows me to do new projects like the audio guide," he replies, with typical Japanese diplomacy.

The flyback chronograph, invented to ease a pilot's navigation workload, allows reset and restart of timing intervals.

In sum, the changes to their workload allowed them to focus their planning and instructional time in way that resulted in better instruction and greater satisfaction.

This fairly light workload allowed him to continue to winter in New York, where he now lived on St. Mark's Place in Manhattan's East Village, and to summer in Europe, spending only three weeks each year lecturing in Oxford.

Other staff attended either when a patient with whom they were working with was to be discussed (the speech therapist and the clinical neuropsychologist) or when their workload allowed (family liaison health visitor).

Another potential solution is to reduce non-operative workload, thereby allowing trainees more time to attend theatre.

The intention is to improve the quality of smear microscopy (and improve case detection) through alleviating unmanageable workloads and allowing more time for the examination of the two most important specimens.

Seven child welfare institutions were not able to participate because of imminent structural changes within the institution, employee turnover, or high workloads not allowing data collection.

In addition, his decision to reduce his bowling workload has allowed him to focus more on his batting.