Sentence examples for workload of handling from inspiring English sources

Paré et al. [ 26] argued that users benefit from the adoption of PACS because the system removes the workload of handling physical films.

If they are not capable of handling the workload, they would only have a negative impact on efficiency and information sharing.

Due to the complexity of handling varying workloads and bursty traffic, configuring such parameters optimally becomes a challenge.

JetStress exercises the storage subsystem by generating calls to stress the physical disks, controllers, and cache to identify if a configuration is capable of handling a specified workload.

With the increase in wafer size, the workload of wafer handling tasks is also increasing.

Work tasks implying severe workload included handling the fishing gear and handling the catch.

It is a human resources management tool that (i) determines how many staff are needed to handle the workload of a health care facility, and (ii) assesses the workload pressures of health workers in that facility using the WISN ratio (actual staff to required staff).

However, as the staff primarily eases the workload of the GPs by handling less complicated problems, the GPs' work with patients with complicated problems can be expected to intensify.

Linux accounts for 11percentt of the computing workload handled by new I.B.M. mainframes.

"I felt like we had a lot of pitchers that have been on pitch limits ever since Little League, and we don't know what their genetic potential is as far as the number of pitches and workload they can handle".

However, to handle the additional workload of PA tasks, primary care offices must either hire more staff or assign the PA duties to their existing and already overburdened physicians, nurses and clerical staff.