Sentence examples for Further caps from inspiring English sources

Further caps, mainly located over oceanic regions, exhibit this behaviour.

Further, CAPS marker to detect the base substitution co-segregated with flower color.

Morán went on to win three further caps.

In 1976 the key defeat to Italy left Roy McFarland (no further caps), Stan Bowles (one), Dave Clement (one) and Kevin Beattie (not dropped but a fine player lost to injury) in the out-tray.

There were nods to the right in acknowledging the importance of controlling immigration, deportation of foreign criminals and hinting at further caps on welfare but overall this was a speech that stressed the need to finish the job of dealing with debt and creating wealth shared by everyone.

He has gone on to earn eight further caps and his last appearance was in the friendly against Finland last August.

Despite the promised review in 2008, the deal puts off any serious chance of further CAP reforms until 2013.The EU is often unable to decide anything until it is almost too late, and this summit was no exception.

But this statement does not reflect reality the Senate proposal would not only roll back the A.C.A.'s Medicaid expansion but go even further, capping Medicaid expenditures at levels even lower than those that would have been in place without the A.C.A.

In July, the mayor's environment adviser Matthew Pencharz defended Johnson's record against some of his wilder critics, pointing out that elderly buses have been retired and greener ones introduced, that the age of black cabs is to be further capped at ten years and that overall harmful emissions have been falling.

This surface is supramolecular self-assembly monolayer (SAM) structure fabricated by threading α-cyclodextrans (α-CD) through a linear polyethylene glycol (PEG) chain fixed on gold chip surface to form pseudopolyrotaxane, and further capping the pseudopolyrotaxane with bulky terminated group to form PRX film.

The paper goes on to discuss the configuration of agri-environmental policy that will be required to address generic agricultural impacts on biodiversity and the constraints and opportunities for its implementation that are likely to arise within the context of further CAP reform and the forthcoming round of WTO negotiations.