Sentence examples for fall into a class from inspiring English sources
The phrase "fall into a class" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when categorizing or classifying something into a specific group or category.
Example: "The new species of plant discovered in the rainforest falls into a class of rare and endangered flora."
Alternatives: "belong to a category" or "be classified as".
But he did warn Republicans that "it's important for us not to let the tax relief debate fall into a class warfare debate," arguing, as he did during the campaign, that even a single mother making $22,000 a year would benefit.
Set may be associated with brain changes that fall into a class of recently described pre- and post-performance effects and may reflect the striatum's role in learning.
Job scheduling problems fall into a class of intractable numerical problems that are complex in nature and may not provide subjective satisfying solutions.
ARM's chips fall into a class of semiconductors known in the industry as embedded processors, which means they don't go into personal computers.
Although there's no LPA receptor blocker on the market right now, the proteins fall into a class that's commonly targeted by drugs.
Maze navigation can fall into a class of problems known as NP-complete, "which computers have a surprisingly hard time solving, as the effort to solve them goes up exponentially with the scale of the problem," says chemist Irv Epstein of Brandeis University in Waltham, Massachusetts.
This evolution equation falls into a class of quasi-linear parabolic systems which allow unique, local in time solution in certain Lebesgue spaces.
Either bursting model falls into a class of dynamical systems with at least two time scales, known as slow-fast systems.
The two drugs are very similar, falling into a class called Cox-2 inhibitors, which fight inflammation without causing ulcers that older drugs, like ibuprofen, might.
The one thing that constantly touches me as I go about these activities of which I write is that everything falls into a class, and has characteristics of that class.
We identified a gene with homology to known copper transporters, which we have termed CTR2, and determined that CTR2 falls into a class of genes that when mutated all show an increased sensitivity to copper starvation, reduced melanization and capsule formation, and increased uptake by macrophages.
