Meanings of reduce the workload in English

Objective: In long-term video-monitoring, automatic seizure detection holds great promise as a means to reduce the workload of the epileptologist.

Conclusion: Automated ranking was successfully used to assist the screening process and reduce the workload of this systematic review update.

At the same time, adding this type of monitoring should, in most cases, reduce the workload of your system administration staff.

Steps should be taken to reduce the workload on the Chief State Pathologist, Dr John Harbison, the Seanad was told yesterday.

They will enrich the curriculum, provide more personalised help for children, and reduce the workload and raise the status of teachers.

She said she wanted to reduce the workload that the teaching unions say is becoming intolerable and driving staff from the profession.

Browns coach Mike Pettine does not plan any major lineup changes but he said he might reduce the workload of rookie cornerback Justin Gilbert.

Background: Automated analysis of insoluble urine components can reduce the workload of conventional microscopic examination of urine sediment and is possibly helpful for standardization.

It also reduces the workload for our team, so it's a win-win.

Turning up the temperature reduces the workload of a data center's cooling equipment, which lowers its energy bill.

Judith Wright, a GP in Oxfordshire, says online record access for patients has reduced the workload for her practice.

A senior police officer has praised a 24-hour service helping the perpetrators of family violence, saying it has reduced the workload for officers.