caseloads

caseloads

美 [ˈkeɪsˌloʊd] 　英 [ˈkeɪsˌləʊd]

• n.工作量
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词形变化

复数：caseloads  

英汉解释

n.

1. 工作量

英英解释

n.	1. all the cases that someone is responsible for dealing with at the same time, especially a doctor, lawyer, or social worker

例句

Validation of automated systems is quickly becoming a requirement for DNA laboratories to meet increasing caseloads and database expansions.

随着案件的日益积累以及满足数据库的扩展需求，自动化系统的运作很快的成为DNA实验室的主流。

The number of judicial districts can vary over time, primarily owing to population changes and corresponding caseloads.

地区法院的数目在不同的时期不尽相同，首要因素是人口数量的变化，还有待处理案件的数量。

The MSU Veterinary Teaching Hospial is serving more than 23, 000 patients annually, which is one of the largest caseloads in the nation.

每年MSU兽医学院附属医院接受服务的动物超过23,000例，所处理病例数量在国内是首屈一指的。

Higher income cutoffs increased use of prenatal care, while decreases in welfare caseloads reduced it.

收入较高的分数线增加产前保健中使用，而在案件数量减少福利降低了。

This puts the onus of controlling services and caseloads onto the states.

这将把控制服务和待处理案件的责任转嫁到各州政府头上。

At the same time, declining welfare caseloads have caused many women to lose medicaid.

同时，福利案件量下降，造成许多妇女失去医疗补助。