Sentence examples for fall within that majority from inspiring English sources

But it is impossible at the time of sentencing for mental health professionals to predict which youngsters will fall within that majority and grow up to be productive, law-abiding citizens and which will fall into the small minority that continue to commit crimes.

The multiplexed assay was performed approximately within 10 min and the achieved sensitivities of<40, 0.1 0.2 ang/mL ng/mL for OTA, AFB1 and DON, respectively, fall within the majority of currently enforced regulatory and/or recommended limits.

710, 11 L.Ed.2d 686 (1964), to encompass every defamatory statement made in a context that falls within the majority's expansive construction of the phrase 'labor dispute.' Because this decision appears to allow both unions and employers to defame individual workers with little or no risk of being held accountable for doing so, I dissent.

The US Salinity diagram also reveals that majority of the groundwater fall within the low salinity-low sodium hazard and medium salinity-low sodium hazard class.

The USSL plot indicates that majority of the groundwater samples (52.23%) fall within the C4 S2 category indicating very high salinity-medium sodium water type.

Statistical tests failed to reject the hypothesis that majority of Kenya's domestic tourist attraction areas do not fall within the evoked set of the destination choice model.

In addition, it was revealed that majority of the overpressure situation occurs between the depth of 10,000 ft (3,047.9 m) and 13,000 ft (3,962.2 m) falling largely within the Agbada Formation.

Within that majority, 3,544 are members of the GOP.

But Lord Judge said this was "not an ordinary or normal case or one that falls within the overwhelming majority of cases, not least because of the character of the two appellants".

Gambling appears to fall within that category.

One can see immediately from Figure 1A that the majority of these genes fall within a network that is connected by either reported genetic or protein-protein interactions.