Sentence examples for considered cap from inspiring English sources

The method showed high sensitivity in a collection of specimens in which a significant portion of the total (13/31, equal to 42%) was considered CaP on the basis of having less than 15% of cancer cells.

Notably, our method showed a very high sensitivity working on a collection of CaP tissue specimens in which a significant portion of the total, namely 7/31, were considered CaP on the basis of having only 5% of cancer cells.

India, whose underground economy is thought to swallow up four hundred and sixty billion dollars annually, has considered capping cash transactions and cash holdings; in a recent radio address, Prime Minister Modi exhorted citizens to turn their backs on cash.

Fee and dividend can begin with the countries now considering cap and trade.

Considering CAP control a fundamental step to achieve the Millennium Development Goal 4 of "reducing by two-thirds, between 1990 and 2015, the under-five mortality rate" [ 2], the World Health Organization (WHO) proposed in 1990 a standardized case-management protocol for CAP, based solely on symptoms and signs [ 3].

UBS said it was considering capping bonuses and linking them to the bank's profitability.

The officials said the governor was considering capping the increases to encourage districts to use the new money more prudently.

The comments ruled out reports the government was considering capping negative gearing from rental losses at $20,000.

Industry welcomed the deals but said the UK needed more onshore windfarms, which the Tories are considering capping.

Field said that "one emergency option" to solve the housing crisis "would be to consider capping rents at an affordable rate for young families seeking their first home".

It is understood the Treasury and the committee will consider capping the scheme below the current £600,000 limit to reduce the possible impact in London.