Sentence examples for fall under the classification from inspiring English sources
Under the new European REACH Regulation some nickel compounds, used widely throughout general industry but also in the fabrication of anode structures, may fall under the classification of a substance of very high concern (SVHC) in future, which presents a risk of restrictions being placed on their continued use.
However, reservoirs with temperatures closer to the cricondentherm contain less condensate and fall under the classification of wet-gas reservoirs.
The hourly wage is lower than in a full-time job, and compared to other countries, many part-time jobs in Austria would fall under the classification of better paid full-time employment [5].
Similarly, brain injuries fall under the classification of central nervous system injuries and neurotrauma.
The 501(c)(4) groups fall under the classification of nonprofit groups, like charities, and often run political messages described as educational campaigns for and against candidates.
This however brings new challenges pertaining to the development of such implants, which fall under the classification of combination devices.
However, given that this kind of education falls under the classification of secondary education in some countries, studies that focused on vocational training programs were included.
Many women found to have diabetes early in pregnancy undoubtedly have preexisting type 2 diabetes, which falls under the classification of GDM when first identified during pregnancy.
Because GM foods fall under the FDA classification of "generally recognized as safe," they typically do not require special labeling or premarket approval, that is, they do not have to be approved before entering the market.
Methods for analyzing age-at-harvest data have largely been adapted from fisheries' statistical catch-age models [8] [9], which fall under the broader classification of integrated population (or "hidden process") models [10] [13].
