Sentence examples for caps are based on from inspiring English sources

It said the township caps are based on outdated science and conservative estimates.

Salary caps are based on average football revenue, which increase as teams build new stadiums.

This new generation of CAPs is based on structure-activity studies performed on LfcinB, in which we have identified structural parameters important for its antitumor activity.

Most of the current subsidies under the common agricultural policy (CAP) are based on the amount of land farmed, rather than farms' output, with much smaller amounts going to farmers for adhering to higher EU environmental standards, such as leaving field margins fallow to leave space for wildlife.

Data on incidence of CAP treated in hospital ("inpatient CAP") are based on the German hospital admission data (2008).

The conservation among eukaryotes of the underlying structure of telomeres, duplex telomeric DNA with G-rich 3′ overhangs and corresponding sequence-specific duplex and single-strand DNA binding proteins, suggests that the mechanisms of capping are based on conserved principles.

The diagnoses of COPD, AsP, and CAP were based on physician-based assessments.

The diagnosis of CAP was based on: At least one of the following symptoms: Presence of fever (pyrexia); Shivering; Presence of severe cough (with or without expectoration) or persistent cough with discolored phlegm; pleuritic chest pain or dyspnea.

The cap is based on the view that the UK needs "to prevent welfare costs spiralling out of control", given the wasteful nature of such spending.

But the emissions cap was based on overestimates of carbon dioxide output, which has dropped sharply from 2005 to 2006 and is on a lower trajectory than anticipated.

In fact, if the cap was based on average household income rather than workplace earnings of a working family it would sit at £31,500.