Przykłady workload

• Assessing the larger numbers of women suffering severe maternal morbidity would vastly increase their workload.

• We are not targeting accurate predictions in the face of drastic unseen-before changes in workload patterns.

• Rather, popular music activities have been an add-on to existing workloads.

• The reality is that most university lecturers on healthcare programmes have limited time allocated to maintain direct clinical practice workloads.

• The impacts on individual and population health, and on professionals' workload, were not monitored.

• Therefore, the average computational workload per array element is much higher than for the mostly lightweight built-in aggregate operations in other languages.

• In addition to these technical requirements, the main task of with-loop scheduling is to distribute the computational workload among threads as evenly as possible.

• Instead, the management agent would have concentrated on finding an arrangement for workload reduction.

• Rather, it is their workload that prevents them from cultivating larger fields.

• Maintaining clinical credibility and clinical contact whilst carrying a large university-based workload can lead to a sense of dissatisfaction with both aspects of the role.

• The government had a heavy workload ahead of it and needed highly trained administrative personnel who would be capable of managing the public sector efficiently.

• This was done, in large part, to accommodate a greater workload, created by an increasing number of contested election cases in the late-nineteenth century.

• Much of the stress experienced by music teachers lies in the extent of their extra-curricular workload, however satisfying such activities may be.

• The resulting increase in radiotherapy workload was achieved over a 3-month period at an approximate cost of £30,000, albeit with several implications.

• Those where outside researchers were offering to take on some of the workload were often perceived as more feasible.