Sentence examples for workload effort from inspiring English sources

Her study found that after only 20 minutes of interrupted performance, people reported significantly higher stress, frustration, workload, effort and pressure.

It also emerged that adaptable automation provided advantages over low and intermediate static automation, with regard to mental workload, effort expenditure and diagnostic performance.

According to Gudith, after 20 minutes of interrupted performance, people report significantly higher stress levels, frustration, workload, effort and pressure.

In a long-term perspective, a shift away from polyclonal antibodies towards alternative reagents, which can be produced at constant quality, would help to reduce the necessary financial and workload efforts associated with quality control of polyclonal antibodies and ensure sustainability (Bradbury & Plückthun, 2015a; Bradbury & Plückthun, 2015b).

Reply: Please note in the original manuscript on p. 2 we stated that a shift to sustainable reagents (i.e. away from polyclonal antibodies) "would help to reduce the necessary financial and workload efforts associated with quality control of polyclonal antibodies and ensure sustainability", which partially addressed this point.

Equally important, it could also reduce the hospital's workload because effort was not wasted unnecessarily on non-serious incidents: …and if it's called a definite PII then it becomes a serious incident, 'serious untoward incident'.

Then, after 5 days the cortisol and testosterone concentrations did not return completely to the basal values; this catabolic status also was reflected in the increased tendency of ammonium values; parameter increased after exercise and related to training workload and effort performed by athletes [ 34].

"We must consider their huge workload, tireless efforts.

The chosen workload reflected individual effort tolerance with regard to (1) perceived exertion according to the Borg scale and (2) the training HR range where the assumption was that patients should not exceed perceived moderate exertion during ET (i.e., a score of 11 on the Borg scale).

Hence, Mr. Andrews' current workload: a bipartisan effort to change the rules on how debts are collected, and a child-nutrition bill dealing with school lunches and breakfasts.

Statistically significant differences among the telemedicine software platforms were found for task completion time, total workload, mental demand, effort, frustration, preference ranking and computer system usability scores.