Sentence examples for higher caseload from inspiring English sources

I and other agencies have more time and resources to spend on supporting families than a social worker, who has a much higher caseload and less time to see families.

Whether this is a reflection of the increased demand for uterine sparing procedures or has resulted from surgeons having a higher caseload or both remains to be answered.

Cancer specialty, clinician gender, and higher caseload of new patients influence cancer doctors' use of SDM.

It is possible that at higher caseload levels, waiting times were lower.

On the one hand, a higher caseload and experience result in more effective skills ("practice makes perfect").

With the passively reported case data, one possible reason for the higher caseload in Norway could be larger under-reporting in Sweden.

"Reduced budgets, reduced staff members, higher caseloads and more red tape..

The number of CPS staff in London has fallen by more than 18% in the past two years and while the overall number of cases has gone down, "this has contributed to its prosecutors and administrators carrying higher caseloads than elsewhere".

Even before the recession, Medicaid spending was growing faster than state revenues, and the downturn led to higher caseloads — making the program the biggest share of state spending, as states have cut aid to schools and universities.

The report found panel attorneys in L.A. County had higher caseloads than those in other counties.

Our conclusions may therefore not be valid in countries where pediatric neurosurgeons have much higher caseloads.