Sentence examples for workload in comparison to from inspiring English sources

In almost all societies in Africa, women and girls have a disproportionately heavy workload in comparison to men and boys.

In Cooper et al.[62], Cassandra achieved the highest update throughput on an update heavy workload in comparison to HBase, MySQL, and Yahoo's PNUTS [63].

Another line of research is identifying the implementation and administrative workloads of MCDA in comparison to existing approaches, and the overall benefit in decision-making.

Patients managed by surgeons with workloads less than 30 new cases per year had a 4% lower survival at 5 years and a 10% increase in the relative risk of death in comparison to management by high-workload surgeons (more than 50 new cases year−1).

Diaphragm workload was significantly increased in the VEH BUP group in comparison to the DZP VEH and the DZP BUP group (p < 0.05 and p < 0.01 respectively).

It's also interesting that the majority (51%) of respondents from primary schools – in comparison to 27% in secondary schools, found the workload for weekly lesson planning a burden.

A Multinomial Logistic Regression model revealed significant (and shared) predictors among leavers and undecided workers in comparison to stayers with respect to dissatisfaction with workload and professional development, and working in an urban area.

Whatever the trigger cutoff and physiological variables, the increase in medical workload must be accepted [[40]] since the EWS improves care quality in comparison to current ward care and clinical judgment.

Based on measurements made on a network of workstations and a synthetic workload we observe that the adaptive ORB can produce a significant benefit in performance in comparison to a pure handle-driven or a pure forwarding ORB.

Unlike the CyberShake workload, when using the LIGO and Genome workloads, configuring RM-DCWF to use ED with TSP2 did not produce a better performance in comparison to using ED with TSP1.

In comparison to the I.M.F.