One verified reduction of the patient's severity, but an increase on the nursing workload as a consequence of these events.
Increasing response rates possibly has a beneficial effect on job satisfaction for the research group, due to decreasing workload as a consequence of non-responders (telephone calls, reminders, etc).
Some previous researchers have also found that women tend to have higher lecturing and academic workloads, so as a consequence women tend to publish less (Fridner et al. 2015; Schlegelmilch and Diamantopoulos 2015).
Some midwives considered that the introduction of new maternal postnatal records increased their workload, mainly as a consequence of colleagues not completing documentation as required.
This finding in the present study is in accordance with the increase of aerobic capacity by mitochondrial biogenesis and/or workload improvement as a consequence of swimming training but, one more time, it's important to cite that maybe an isoform and that this up- or down regulation could not be related to all protein class here evaluated.
Liverpool are also doing many more sprints per game, on average 548 compared to 474 under Rodgers, the extra workload coming possibly as a consequence of Klopp's adherence to gegenpressing, which involves forcing turnover of possession high up the pitch by relentless pressure from all 10 outfield players.
As a consequence, workloads are becoming more diverse at both application and job levels, posing new challenges to classical HPC schedulers.
This may be explained by the large staff reductions and reorganisations in the public sector during the nineties, with higher workload for the retained staff as a consequence [ 14].
As a consequence, the workload for the GP might be higher than expected due to more time consuming consultations.
As a consequence, the workload for ED physicians increases and waiting times go up with the risk of unnecessary complications and patient dissatisfaction.
