Sentence examples for comes under the classification from inspiring English sources

Zinc comes under the classification of toxic heavy metals (Wang and Chen 2009).

Raloxifene hydrochloride (RL-HCL) is a nonsteroidal drug which comes under the classification of selective estrogen receptor modulator (SERM) having estrogenic effects on bone and antiestrogenic actions on endometrium and breast [ 1].

This was based on the observation of any of 17 co-morbid conditions [ 19], excluding those that came under the classification of the recorded cause of death, within 12 months of the date of admission for each particular episode of care.

It is worth noting that both CDO and CGDO wines come under the European DOP classification (Protected Designation of Origin), so outside Italy are hypothetically of the same quality level.

Language naturally comes under the same microscope.

Therefore it comes under the category of rotating flows.

Perhaps symptomatic relief comes under the same category.

It comes under Biopharmaceutical Classification System II (BCS II) category.

6-Mercaptopurine (an anti cancer drug), is coming under the class II Biopharmaceutics Classification System (BCS).

The classification process has come under the microscope following claims by athletes and coaches that it can be unfair.

According to the classification of TH, approximately 2% of the groundwater samples come under the fresh, 10% are moderately hard category, 23% of the groundwater samples come under the hard category and the remaining 66% of the groundwater samples fall in the very hard category.