ライフサイエンスコーパス: workload

1 in Ca2+-free medium (which also lowers cell workload).

2 -0.4 +/- 0.1 ms mmHg(-1) at low and moderate workloads).

3 emistry test results or proxies for hospital workload.

4 cal adaptation of cardiac muscle to elevated workload.

5 hospital type, unit type, nurse staffing and workload.

6 s but report they are constrained by time or workload.

7 ia without significant additional laboratory workload.

8 col, and surveys of team members' subjective workload.

9 ng progressive increases in dynamic exercise workload.

10 o the high volume of outpatient and surgical workload.

11 y of NADH and NADPH upon increasing cellular workload.

12 en species (ROS) upon increases in energetic workload.

13 thresholds for rehabilitation, and staffing workload.

14 at intensivists are becoming overburdened by workload.

15 nts these patients made up over 10% of their workload.

16 3) rats in which dobutamine elevated cardiac workload.

17 val was found according to center or surgeon workload.

18 is from palmitate and oxygen use at the same workload.

19 n but may be related to increased myocardial workload.

20 001), largely compensating increased cardiac workload.

21 should be based on the historical scheduled workload.

22 DH and Ca2+ in response to abrupt changes in workload.

23 s, thus reducing the turnaround time and the workload.

24 for patient and illness characteristics, and workload.

25 V mass is compensatory for increased cardiac workload.

26 ion despite encouragement to attain the same workload.

27 basal conditions but were reduced under high workload.

28 ork, and those who sought no change in their workload.

29 ed the metabolic reserve for supporting high workload.

30 conditions, and CE remained impaired at high workload.

31 reed that research studies increases nursing workload.

32 and medical decision making while decreasing workload.

33 ones to ease the gastroenterologists' clinic workload.

34 job roles, country, and health institution's workload.

35 tinued to exercise for 2 minutes at the same workload.

36 s, reprogramming efficiency, reliability and workload.

37 rdiac function at both standard and elevated workloads.

38 respiration by Ca2+ in response to moderate workloads.

39 gh (75% W(max)) and exhaustive (100% W(max)) workloads.

40 ere dyspnea and fatigue at matched low-level workloads.

41 r limit for shifts without naps, and reduced workloads.

42 The bouts encompassed a 7-fold range of workloads.

43 ia subjected to physiological conditions and workloads.

44 lower specificity and would generate greater workloads.

45 leg cycling at low (26 +/- 4 W) and moderate workloads (105 +/- 7 W), under free-flow conditions and

46 During submaximal exercise workloads (20-60% Wmax), despite an elevated absolute gC

47 (range 0-100%), in patient to nurse average workloads (3.7-10.2) and skill mix (54-82% nurses).

48 Mean workload (8.4 +/- 2.3 [Ex 8] vs. 8.9 +/- 2.6 metabolic e

49 Workload according to individual practice characteristic

50 Workload according to individual practice characteristic

51 stages at 25, 50, 75 and 90% of the maximum workload achieved during Trial 1, breathing either ambie

52 puted tomography (SPECT) imaging relative to workload achieved in consecutive patients referred for m

53 ese properties can be modified by changes in workload, activity, and hormonal stimuli, facilitating m

54 s occurred despite an increase in myocardial workload after NTG, as indicated by a higher peak rate-p

55 in a standard routine without any additional workload and can, in theory, be extended to other PET tr

56 paradigm that creatine is essential for high workload and chronic stress responses in heart and skele

57 molecules, but it is limited by the enormous workload and cost of screening sufficiently large combin

58 lem, but come with considerable increases in workload and cost.

59 ed with PAH and inversely correlated with RV workload and ejection fraction, suggesting that reduced

60 at may not be ready to handle the additional workload and financial burden associated with the increa

61 mpacts on patient dignity, increases nursing workload and healthcare costs, and exacerbates morbidity

62 ncer screening, thereby reducing pathologist workload and improving patient care.

63 ental model characterized by reduced trainee workload and increased participation of attending physic

64 Unfortunately, the workload and inefficiencies of primary care practice pre

65 ers to changes in education include clinical workload and lack of protected time and funding.

66 beta-cell proliferation, increased beta-cell workload and local inflammation, respectively.

67 onbeneficial treatment was predicted by high workload and low quality collaboration with other depart

68 ring the effect of each worker's reputation, workload and motivation to work on collective productivi

69 tably, our data only explore direct clinical workload and not indirect activities and professional du

70 Workload and other items were significant, but ranked lo

71 increase resources and autonomy, and reduce workload and other job pressure factors.

72 used by pregnancy, such as increased cardiac workload and output, and elevated maternal oxygen consum

73 results in increased right ventricular (RV) workload and oxygen demand.

74 Secondary outcomes were: task workload and participant questionnaire results.

75 Hearts were paced to increase workload and perfusate was deoxygenated to study the eff

76 uctive-aged females, which peak during heavy workload and the start of the monsoon in June-August.

77 sociated with negative interactions, such as workload and ward culture.

78 sought was approximately 0.1% of the current workload and was not significantly different from zero,

79 vironment domain, two key themes of clinical workload and work setting emerged, and within the person

80 With TOLB, APDs in LWHs were longer at all workloads and APD reductions during deoxygenation were b

81 rbachol) and moderate (K(+) -depolarization) workloads and blunted stimulation of respiration in resp

82 s when placed in vivo would result in higher workloads and consequently cardiac hypertrophy.

83 States medical school graduates had similar workloads and distribution of operations to internationa

84 re activated during physiologically relevant workloads and during gradual reductions in myocardial ox

85 ter staff and volunteers to deal with larger workloads and more DR-typing requests.

86 purpose of this study is to characterize the workloads and practice patterns of general surgeons vers

87 in [ATP] and [PCr] and |DeltaG(~ATP)| at all workloads and profound systolic and diastolic dysfunctio

88 limits respiration only in response to high workloads and robust Ca2+ signals.

89 The authors analyzed workloads and the desired workload changes for radiologi

90 held view that creatine is important at high workloads and under conditions of pathological stress.

91 ttings, but evidence for clinical, economic, workload, and efficiency outcomes remains sparse.

92 the hospital level; bed occupancy, staffing, workload, and employment of pool or agency nurses; avail

93 hey felt they got more sleep, have a lighter workload, and have increased motivation to work (Herzber

94 onfined living and working quarters, a heavy workload, and high public visibility.

95 preweaning sedative classes, higher nursing workload, and more one-to-one nurse staffing.

96 edback to healthcare workers, high cognitive workload, and poor ergonomic design, are explained, as i

97 ant differences were found in accuracy, task workload, and questionnaire assessment in favor of the n

98 In 2003, medicolegal climate, workload, and reimbursement and/or financial pressures w

99 ors (eg, sex, years since graduation, annual workload, and residency training) did not correlate with

100 te significant differences between teamwork, workload, and stress level among team members.

101 nd ACC-DKI mice at baseline, during elevated workloads, and after a more stressful condition of myoca

102 Surgeons have demanding workloads, and the resulting fatigue and concentration d

103 me despite poor nutritional resources, heavy workloads, and typical progesterone levels only about tw

104 ed that inflammation and increased beta-cell workload are both stimulants for beta-cell proliferation

105 es, distractions during insertions, and high workload are the main risk factors.

106 nd investigation of research-related nursing workload are warranted.

107 d by slower increases in sympathetic tone as workloads are increased.

108 The nursing workload associated with alarm management remains unexam

109 ed with exercise capacity (n = 198) (maximum workload: beta = -0.08, p = 0.021) and peak oxygen uptak

110 en instruments of the same type to share the workload between different laboratories.

111 Hypertrophy allows the heart to adapt to workload but culminates in later pump failure; how it is

112 ates might be related to staffing levels and workload, but the evidence is still equivocal.

113 Nurse-administered IVI may relieve this workload, but the safety, cost and patient satisfaction

114 onds to excessive neurohumoral signaling and workload by a pathological growth response characterized

115 Because the Ag-EIA reduced cell culture workload by approximately 75 to 80% and two-step testing

116 he developing myocardium adapts to augmented workload by increasing cell number (hyperplasia).

117 reflex urine culture are to limit laboratory workload by not performing culture on negative specimens

118 An increase in a nurse's workload by one patient and a 10% increase in the percen

119 An increase in a nurses' workload by one patient increased the likelihood of an i

120 re were differences in radiologists' desired workload by sex, age, and type and location of practice.

121 ity recognition can greatly reduce the human workload by suggesting possible causal connections and a

122 Despite similar maximal HR and workload, by the first minute after cessation of exercis

123 We discuss how metabolic workload can modulate immunological tolerance and review

124 asal conditions and in response to increased workload caused by increases in [Na+]cyt (veratridine, h

125 d by 31P magnetization transfer) during high workload challenge resulted in progressive depletion of

126 The net average workload change sought was approximately 0.1% of the cur

127 ractices they work in and their desire for a workload change.

128 e authors analyzed workloads and the desired workload changes for radiologists who wanted less work,

129 esearch questions, including the outcomes of workload changes on other sectors of health care, need u

130 tient-medicine service with reduced resident workload comprising two teams, with each team consisting

131 nation challenges, 3) knowledge deficits, 4) workload concerns, and 5) documentation burden.

132 decisions over 80% of the time under common workload conditions.

133 Radiologists' workload continued to increase in recent years.

134 ts demonstrated a sustained reduction in the workload corrected exercise pulmonary capillary wedge pr

135 io of the number of available workers to the workload crucially affects performance.

136 rceptions of nurse work environment factors, workload, decision latitude, and social capital, as well

137 iate the cellular response to alterations in workload demand, as a consequence of physiological and p

138 compensatory mechanisms ensuing from higher workloads due to incomplete relaxation as evidenced by p

139 elopment, vigilant supervision, and a shared workload during out of hours working are likely to preve

140 considering the workers' current reputation, workload, eagerness to work, and trust relationships, RT

141 m, called miBLAST, that evaluates such batch workloads efficiently.

142 treatment, or an abrupt increase in cardiac workload for 5 min with dobutamine infusion and aortic c

143 10 procedures covered the broad spectrum of workload for a vascular surgical service.

144 and can also result in additional costs and workload for healthcare providers.

145 eting these triggers, and thus the potential workload for providers, is unknown.

146 cancer treatment constituted a considerable workload for this group of parents.

147 Computational workloads for genome-wide association studies (GWAS) are

148 rity (73%, 421 of 575) reported that time or workload frequently prevented them from communicating di

149 Compared with control, the high workload groups had a similar increase in myocardial oxy

150 With rising concerns that NHS primary care workload has increased substantially, we aimed to assess

151 Studies manipulating exercise intensity/workload have shown that increases in MPS are negligible

152 At matched low-level workload, HFpEF subjects displayed approximately 40% les

153 in vivo are similar at low and high cardiac workloads; however, the mechanisms that regulate the act

154 y tools are needed to reduce the high mental workload imposed on biologists.

155 g strategy was used to distribute the search workload in a computing cluster environment.

156 reviewed in accordance with the significant workload in a primary care setting.

157 in surgeons (r = 0.32, P < 0.05) and higher workload in anesthesiologists (r = 0.30, P < 0.05).

158 Despite a greater myocardial workload in AS patients compared with controls at rest (

159 diomyocyte enlargement occurs with increased workload in conditions such as hypertension.

160 duration, and total patient-facing clinical workload in English general practice.

161 Patients achieved a similar workload in Ex2 but with less ischemia than in Ex1 (P<0.

162 exercise echocardiography (ExE) relative to workload in patients without known coronary artery disea

163 ephone triage is increasingly used to manage workload in primary care; however, supporting evidence f

164 than those that increase energy transfer or workload in surviving tissue.

165 Despite the unit observing an increasing workload in the last five years, with meticulous workfor

166 nce when external determinants of myocardial workload increase during sympathetic activation.

167 market, testing laboratories have seen their workload increase significantly.

168 Furthermore, as workload increased both GOP and SBR, and GOP and GTF wer

169 4-8.65) to 9.22 min (9.22-9.23), and overall workload increased by 16%.

170 Cycle endurance time at 80% of peak workload increased from 227 (129) to 315 (195) seconds (

171 For example, when workload increases, compensatory hypertrophic growth of

172 nd pulmonary ventilation (VI) at rest and at workload increments up to 300 W.

173 GOP) obtained using NP and NS decreased with workload independent of beta-1 adrenergic blockade.

174 shed numerical index named the Stability and Workload Index for Transfer in a heterogeneous group of

175 rom our patients, the proposed Stability and Workload Index for Transfer score by Gajic et al is not

176 The Stability and Workload Index for Transfer score is derived from inform

177 The performance of the Stability and Workload Index for Transfer score is poor with an area u

178 The Stability and Workload Index for Transfer score predicted readmission

179 he two validation cohorts, the Stability and Workload Index for Transfer score predicted readmission

180 trospective data analysis, the Stability and Workload Index for Transfer score was calculated for all

181 e a numerical index, named the Stability and Workload Index for Transfer, to predict ICU readmission.

182 nditions and during 15 min of a high cardiac workload induced by dobutamine (Dob).

183 provided by specific nutrients, "functional workload" induced by polymeric nutrients, potential stim

184 protects against hallmarks of DMD, including workload-induced arrhythmias and contraction-induced inj

185 per week) or constant load SIT (4-7 constant workload intervals of 200% Wmax 3 times per week).

186 oducts translates into an increased risk for workload intolerance, hypertrophic cardiomyopathy with d

187 indicate that low exercise HR on a moderate workload is a long-term predictor of incident AF in heal

188 Real-time monitoring of staffing levels and workload is feasible for adjusting caregivers' resources

189 a means to replenish acetyl-CoA when cardiac workload is increased.

190 mal at 70-90% of one-repetition maximum when workload is matched (according to load x repetition numb

191 from zero, indicating that the overall total workload is what is desired.

192 d the role of MPI in patients achieving high workloads is questionable.

193 gether with redundancies, rework, and excess workload, lead to extended time frames for clinical tria

194 infeasible, largely because of research team workload, limited availability, narrow time windows for

195 were older, predominantly men, and had lower workload, lower ejection fraction (EF), more prior myoca

196 orter height, non-White race, lower physical workload, lower job strain, higher job satisfaction, and

197 er divided on the basis of attained exercise workload (<7, 7 to 9, or > or =10 metabolic equivalents

198 tients were divided according to the reached workload (<7, 7-9, or >/=10 METs) and compared for ExE r

199 ental health services, including centralized workload management; consolidation of psychiatry, psycho

200 Workload may contribute to agreement discrepancies by li

201 6 months than at baseline, both at 20 watts workload (mean 32 mm Hg [SD 8] at baseline vs 29 mm Hg [

202 No hospital workload measure was independently associated with morta

203 , specific ICU interventions, and in-patient workload measurements.

204 amily-centered care"), providers ("increased workload," "moral distress," and "burnout"), and the hea

205 planning, needle stick injuries and physical workload (moving and handling patients).

206 HR after 6 minutes exercise on the moderate workload of 100 W (HR100W) was a predictor of incident A

207 As the workload of antimicrobial stewardship programs (ASPs) co

208 me line, but it most prominently reduces the workload of cell-line editing, which may be completed wi

209 ngly growing field of metabolomics and heavy workload of data processing, we designed the first remot

210 ally, we aimed to assess the direct clinical workload of general practitioners (GPs) and practice nur

211 The complex elective workload of HV esophageal cancer surgeons appears to low

212 how that our approach can greatly reduce the workload of manual comparison by automatically comparing

213 The computational workload of our method is similar to the Hartree-Fock ap

214 urement for high-burden areas and reduce the workload of over-stretched staff.

215 Time trends and the independent effect on workload of practice characteristics were measured with

216 Time trends and the independent effect on workload of practice characteristics were measured with

217 ogists cannot adequately meet the increasing workload of providing sedation for each child in need.

218 The severely burned patients increased the workload of the burn service but did not affect admissio

219 Increased workload of the heart has been associated with the relea

220 to the ATLS protocol without increasing the workload of trauma team members.

221 l unclear how this signal network senses the workloads of processes as different as fuel procurement,

222 sions of PE and AngII at rest and during two workloads of steady-state knee-extensor exercise (7 W an

223 he influence of center or surgeon transplant workload on corneal transplant outcome.

224 impact of the staffing-to-patient ratio and workload on ICU mortality.

225 ysicians, therefore represent a considerable workload on ophthalmologic clinics and will continue to

226 ions and about strategies to parallelize the workload on supercomputers.

227 and nurse and respiratory therapist clinical workload (on a 10-point visual analog scale [VAS]).

228 evented by BAPTA-AM loading (to preserve the workload), or in Ca2+-free medium (which also lowers cel

229 ectors, soliciting information about patient workload, other hospital and medical education duties, a

230 ffort by shifting as much as possible of the workload over to the other parent.

231 art period reduced with increasing levels of workload (P < 0.0005).

232 eeding values compensatory for their cardiac workload (p < 0.001), a feature associated with lower ej

233 roduct improved suggesting decreased cardiac workload (p < 0.001).

234 wer maximal cardiopulmonary exercise testing workload (p=0.002), greater proportion of emphysema in t

235 In an equivalent workload paradigm, increasing cognitive demand caused a

236 The primary outcome was primary care workload (patient contacts, including those attending ac

237 In 2006-2007, the average annual workload per FTE radiologist was 14,900 procedures, an i

238 In 2002-2003, the average workload per full-time equivalent (FTE) radiologist was

239 Workload per radiologist measured in procedures and RVUs

240 The additional workload placed on transplant centers without additional

241 nadequate team (peer) support, problems with workload planning, needle stick injuries and physical wo

242 expressed as a function of oxygen uptake or workload, plateau patterns may be observed in patients w

243 Eight cyclists performed constant-workload prefatigue trials (a) to exhaustion (83% of pea

244 from the HR to LR arm, at 80% of their peak workload (PW), which was temporary and specific, as the

245 signals, mean pulmonary arterial pressure-to-workload ratio at a threshold of 1.4 mm Hg/10 W was able

246 Excessive workload reduced current satisfaction and satisfaction r

247 In response to gradual or abrupt changes of workload, reduced nicotinamide-adenine dinucleotide (NAD

248 er BP and HR than Caucasians at all exercise workloads regardless of antihypertensive therapy and had

249 (i) increases in exercise workload-related HR are not caused by a total withdrawal

250 t was progressively restrained by increasing workload-related sympathetic nerve activity.

251 o maximal exercise result from an increasing workload-related transition from a 4 : 1 vagal-sympathet

252 and reported clinical, health care process, workload, relationship-centered, economic, or provider u

253 /- 0.2 ms mmHg(-1) at rest, low and moderate workloads, respectively; P < 0.05), which was further re

254 By inference, an increased beta-cell workload results in T2DM in some but not all individuals

255 Overall, workload scores were not affected by the addition of the

256 LVH, altered diastolic function, and cardiac workload significantly improve following surgically indu

257 first, whether reflex urine culture reduces workloads significantly and, second, whether it improves

258 ortant to understand the association between workload, sleep loss, shift duration, and the educationa

259 mentation contributes to increased cognitive workload, strained clinician-patient relationships, and

260 veloped pressure product in response to high workload stress.

261 membrane potential, oxygen consumption, and workloads suggest significant effects of Ca(2+) on other

262 ophy and show normal cardiac function at low workload, suggesting that a fully functional CK/PCr syst

263 rtrophy is an adaptive response to increased workload that, if unrelieved, leads to heart failure.

264 and intracellular Ca(2+) along with cardiac workload, the hypernitrosylated state remained as it did

265 HRR is closely related to workload, the limitation of which is characteristic of C

266 clusion, in the transition to a high cardiac workload there is rapid parallel activation of substrate

267 However, in skeletal muscle at higher workloads there is an apparent contribution of open-loop

268 rding to center volume or surgeon transplant workload, there is no variation in graft survival and on

269 ch metabolism with alterations in myocardial workload, thereby suggesting a physiologic function for

270 d nurses can supplement some of the provider workload: they renew prescriptions, address patient ques

271 wake periodicity, vigilance performance, and workload throughout the record-long 17 mo of mission con

272 tient-to-caregiver ratio in combination with workload to establish their relationships with ICU morta

273 triction and/or spasm, and increased cardiac workload, to myocardial damage, which has a functional c

274 disruption of endogenous nNOS or eNOS during workload transitions in cardiac myoctyes.

275 quences of intracellular NO formation during workload transitions in isolated murine and guinea pig c

276 ng Score efficiency curve, indicating higher workloads (trigger rates).

277 ries, radiologists at the 75th percentile of workload typically performed at least 50% more procedure

278 nical education; and evidence that increased workload under the limits has a negative effect on patie

279 imulation of respiration in response to high workloads (veratridine) in Aralar/AGC1 knockout neurons

280 In response to large workloads (veratridine), acute stimulation of respiratio

281 Variation in workload, waiting times, access, staffing and diagnostic

282 In this study population, increased on-call workload was associated with more sleep loss, longer shi

283 participant experience and how much of their workload was devoted to managing STIs was not considered

284 Nurse workload was greater in the interruption group (VAS scor

285 shunting was documented (bubble score = 2), workload was held constant for the remainder of the prot

286 NCX-KO hearts, because when the preischemic workload was matched by treatment with isoproterenol, NC

287 Hospital workload was not associated with mortality.

288 Physical workload was not associated with obesity and physical ac

289 controlling for patient characteristics and workload we found that higher numbers of nurses per bed

290 Peak oxygen consumption, ventilation, and workload were lower in the CFS plus FM group.

291 sure product (RPP) at maximal and submaximal workloads were assessed.

292 ate changes at all initial relative exercise workloads were associated with significantly increased a

293 rogenases in the transition from low to high workload, which increases NADH/NAD+ ratio in both compar

294 duration; order randomised) at a submaximal workload while breathing 0.1, 0.21 or 1.0 F(IO(2)).

295 etion of CR, and change in exercise training workload while in CR.

296 r of experiments (1722), which minimized the workload while maintaining the statistical integrity of

297 ction: 1) optimized cardiac energy-dependent workload with improved cardiac index and lower vascular

298 ion, the beta-cell must balance this crucial workload with self-preservation and, when required, rege

299 Arm 2 yielded major advantages in cost and workload, with no evidence of increased sampling bias.

300 state exercise (20, 40, 60, 80, 100% maximum workload (Wmax)) and through 30 min of recovery.