Sentence examples for falling category from inspiring English sources

The overall pattern of the intonation group responses, shown in Fig.  7a, suggests that the "falling" category (statement or order) was favored on the whole (although note that "falling" is the only category that contains two intonation types), but there was a slight tendency for rising tones to be assimilated to rising intonation patterns (i.e., question).

Category I means 1 2 falls, category II 3 5 falls, category III 6 10 falls, category IV 11 20 falls, and category V more than 20 falls.

The EQ-5D differed between fall categories.

Participants were categorised into one of three fall categories: no fall vs. one fall vs. two or more falls.

Yahoo falls into this category.

Kim Kardashian falls into this category.

Romney falls into that category.

"Color falls into that category".

I fall in that category.

Two sculptures fall into that category.

Super heroes certainly fall into that category.