Sentence examples for falling into class from inspiring English sources

However, based on SWERA wind resource classification scheme, it can be concluded that wind resources in all selected locations are falling into class 1 (poor).

Increasing numbers of new drugs are falling into class II of the Biopharmaceutical Classification System (BCS), where they have a low solubility and high tissue permeability, meaning that bioavailability is solubility dependent.

Expression profiles for these five proteins also fall into our two proposed classes, with POWP2, POWP4 and POWP5 falling into Class I, and POWP1 and POWP3 falling into Class II (data not shown).

The increased percentage of our patients falling into Class-III likely reflects not only a higher prevalence of HPV+ve tumours in our population, but also the time period covered by the two studies, 1980 99 in Weinberger's study and 1999 2005 for ours.

Therefore, based on PNL wind power classification scheme [23], the monthly mean power density mostly falls into class 1 (PD ≤ 100) except in January, February, April and July, when it falls into class 2 (100 < PD ≤ 150), and in March, when it falls into class 3 (150 < PD ≤ 200).

Withdrawal of Pro, for instance, produced little reduction of growth rate on 4FTrp, 5FTrp or 6FTrp, and fell into Class I in all three instances.

The control shows that 77% of the comets fall into class 1 and 2 while only 4% fall into classes 3 and 4.

It is apparent that a number of transcriptional regulatory genes fall into class C.

For both elba1 and elba3, most fell into Class 3 5, while for elba2 most were Class 2 4.

For example, low values of θD are a clear indication that the resulting pattern will fall into class I.

It is noteworthy that except for the bona fide genes (AtCAD4 and AtCAD5) which belong to Class I, all the other Arabidopsis CAD genes (previously known as "CAD-like genes") fell into Class II and Class III in our analysis.