The phrase "although caps" is not correct and does not convey a clear meaning in written English.
It seems to be an incomplete thought and lacks context to determine its intended use.
Example: "Although caps can be useful for branding, they may not be suitable for all occasions."
Alternatives: "even though caps" or "despite caps".
But the best evidence shows that although caps modestly constrain the growth of insurance premiums, they don't reduce the number of claims or address any of the fundamental pathologies of the system.
Most departments that garnered a 5 or 5* will receive the money they expect, although caps may be instituted for institutions with many departments that suddenly jumped to top rankings.
Although CAPs exposure did not affect endothelium-dependent or independent vasodilatation in Brook et al.'s study, it did induce vasoconstriction of the brachial artery.
However, although CAPs seem to be good candidates, the precise identification of the serine protease(s) involved and their relative contribution in this process are still lacking.
In September experts said the growing season had been challenged by frost and hail although capped by abundant sunshine, predicting a small yield but one of "great quality".
Although CAP allows for inaccurate velocity models, more realistic models definitely improve the accuracy in resolving depth and mechanism.
Also, it was observed that although Capped fins enhance the heat transfer rate, they have higher weight than regular continuous fins.
Although cap-and-trade programs and environmental taxes appear sporadically across the environmental policy landscape, nowhere are incentive-based policies more common than in the market for solid waste.
Although CAP did provide some broad regulations should a province decide to participate, it also left it to them to determine the number of childcare spaces to subsidise, eligibility rules and levels of subsidy.
Thus, although cap-dependent translation was reduced in L and BP cells, IRES-dependent translation was enhanced.
Thus, it would appear that although cap-dependent translation, as judged from the heterologous yeast assay,is not necessarily required for potentiating viral multiplication, the mechanisms by which these two processes operate are likely to be related structurally.
