Sentence examples for workloads posed from inspiring English sources
In Ethiopia, the health worker situation worsened due to excessive workloads posed by the HIV programs and the lack of incentive mechanisms for retaining staff [ 20], until salaries were increased recently.
Longer infusion times and frequent infusion rate changes result in longer observation times, increased nursing and administration staff workloads, and pose a temporal inconvenience to patients.
Heavy physical workloads can also pose a threat of heat fatigue among construction workers, which is likely to increase the risk of accidents and injuries at construction worksites.
At province and district level, the coordination with PEPFAR implementers posed an additional workload for health sector staff, due to funding requirements.
We found that international migrants, most of whom were recent arrivals to the UK, posed a significant workload to this service and were a diverse group.
Research Challenges A threat to workload inference on IaaS clouds is posed by resource contention by other users, which can systematically result in biased readings of performance metrics.
Beyond the challenges posed by my students, budget cuts and changes to special-education policy have increased my workload drastically even over just the past 18 months.
The Concept Map cluster on Professional Development, Care and Workload was rated as posing the greatest challenge, signifying the role of provider buy-in through institutional strategies.
Not only does that pose a heavy workload and financial burden on hospitals, but it means that basic care is being provided in a needlessly expensive setting, often after long waits and with little access to follow-up treatment.
The greatly fluctuating workload between day and night poses a problem for the advance reservation system design.
