Sentence examples for cap in general from inspiring English sources

But a professional job usually means that you have a salary cap; in general, being an employee means that you have a salary cap.

We widened the definition of CAP in general practice to any LRTI to allow for conservative coding by general practitioners (GPs) in the absence of radiographical confirmation of pneumonia.

Instead, they contend that aggregate limits are too low and that the caps in general are simply unconstitutional.

Mr. Lieberman said he opposes price caps in general but supports controls in this case, arguing that without them, "We put our economy at risk".

We believe that small caps in general are still undervalued.

Going into 2004, small caps in general and Oberweis' funds in particular continued to hit new highs.

With one or two minor changes, this blasting cap remained in general use until the 1920s.

Reserving support only to "active" farmers and remunerating the collective services (public goods) which they provide to society enhance the effectiveness and efficiency of policy instruments and help to legitimize the CAP and, in general, to strengthen the social role of agriculture (Marotta and Nazzaro 2013).

We aimed to investigate the prognostic predictive value of RDW among CAP patients in general population of internal wards.

Previous studies have shown that implementing IDSA/ATS guidelines for hospitalised CAP patients in general wards is associated with good patient outcomes [ 5– 7].

The recovery of the other three 5'-mononucleotides from G4-MID-L was lower than for G3-CAP-L and G4-CAP-L in general, which is consistent with the enzyme efficiently loading at one end and catalyzing hydrolysis of the non-G nucleotides at that end but subsequently being hindered in its processive track once it encounters the four base G tract in the middle of the oligomer.