Sentence examples for caps endorsed from inspiring English sources

Women with a PTSD diagnosis on the CAPS endorsed significantly more pain after the procedure at both 1 month (With PTSD: 7.0 ± 3.3; Without PTSD: 3.9 ± 2.5; p = 0.049), and 3 months (With PTSD: 8.0 ± 2.4; Without PTSD: 3.7 ± 2.4; p = 0.012).

At the federal level, the Waxman-Markey bill so far calls for reductions of only 3.26percentt compared to 1990 levels -- less than half the cuts the U.S. CAP has endorsed and only about 10percentt of the cuts advocated by China and the EU.

Officials in Scotland and Wales said they would consider a cap, while Northern Ireland has endorsed a cap of £100,000.

Mr. Obama has not endorsed capping malpractice jury awards, as did his predecessor, President George W. Bush.

Satirically borrowing Trump's phrase, Baron Cohen wore a "make America great again" baseball cap and mockingly endorsed him in character as Nobby from the film.

CAP has been endorsed by the Society for Cardiovascular Magnetic Resonance (www.scmr.org).scmr.org

Caps or taxes were endorsed where "national circumstances" made those acceptable.

Price caps, which Congressional Democrats endorsed yesterday as part of a broader energy strategy, will not by themselves rectify the imbalance between supply and demand that lies at the root of the California crisis.

He endorsed a cap-and-trade system in his first State of the Union address and budget and began pushing for comprehensive legislation to place the nation on a path to a future less addicted to imported oil and more reliant on clean energy alternatives.

To date, the recommendation of dual antibiotherapy for S. pneumoniae CAP has not been endorsed by scientific societies.

It matters little whether Americans prefer to shut down the government or keep it open, to limit corporate spending in elections or cap it, to endorse either marriage equality or a more traditional definition, or to support choice or to choose life.