Sentence examples for workload assumed from inspiring English sources

The present study tested the hypothesis of an additive interaction between intrinsic, extraneous and germane cognitive load, by manipulating factors of mental workload assumed to have a specific effect on either type of cognitive load.

The workload is assumed by general practitioners in many countries.

Thirdly, in calculating daily workload, we assumed that there were 250 working days in the year, taking into account national holidays.

The potential benefits of CGM in the reduction of blood samples, blood loss and nursing workload was assumed in previous studies, but was not systematically assessed before.

In the experiments we performed with simulation workloads, we assumed that we had no limit on the number of available VMs (i.e., the available VMs were not 8 as in our local cluster) because we wanted to examine the applicability of our approach when we have significantly larger workloads that execute on public cloud infrastructures like Amazon's EC2.

Dissatisfied physicians had higher workloads; we assumed that those who planned to cut back services would reduce their services to the level of physicians who were not dissatisfied.

The moderated workload scenario (assuming in addition a reduction of the clinical workload) projects an increase in the required number of ophthalmologists of 192% by 2040.

Workload has been assumed to follow the 'Yerkes-Dodson law' (i.e. 'the inverted U') where performance improves for low to medium levels of workload, but drops with higher workload levels (Staal, 2004).

I'd tripled my workload, gotten married, assumed half a dozen pro bono titles and accepted enough unnecessary invites that I couldn't think straight.

National health and census data should be available and the assumed average workload must be adapted to the country in question.

A plot of this equation is shown in Figure 2 for different values of n, where the workload growth rate a is assumed to be equal to 1 (stable workload).