Sentence examples for cap record from inspiring English sources

Conversely, emergency admissions coded as arriving via a GP fell from 41.6% to 18.1%, and there was a corresponding fall in the percentage of CAP events with a CAP or potential CAP record in the GP data, from 58% to 34%.

In fact, what the Jets did with their linebackers may be a cap record.

At the age of 27, it seems likely that Ronaldo will go on to topple Figo's 127 cap record.

The prop Gethin Jenkins will set a Wales cap record when he makes his 105th Test match appearance on Saturday.

They had plenty of incentive to bow out on a high, though, with Jordan James equalling the Wales cap record of 30 before retiring from the international game and prop Neil Budworth also making a final appearance for his country.

Jones overtook Gareth Thomas' 100 cap record in 2011 and won his 104th and final cap in the World Cup third-place play-off against Australia.

42 The effect of this is difficult to measure directly, but we found decreasing emergency admissions over time arriving via a GP, and a decreasing proportion of patients with a CAP or potential CAP recorded by their general practice on their CAP diagnosis date.

Changes in behaviour e.g., (social isolation, refusal to go to school, loneliness and/or general odd behaviour) were the most frequent first signs/symptoms described in the CAP records of the individuals in Groups I and II who eventually received a F20 29 diagnosis, in connection either with CAP (Group I) or GenP care (Group II).

Wales' veteran fly-half Stephen Jones expected to join the nation's cap record-holder Gareth Thomas on 100 caps during the game.

Compound action potential (CAP) recording is a powerful tool for studying the conduction properties and pharmacology of axons in multi-axonal preparations.

Moreover, we have combined CARS imaging with CAP recording to correlate the myelin structural change with the collective electrophysiological response.