Sentence examples for sub category of from inspiring English sources

Licinio in an Editorial in 'Molecular Psychiatry' suggested that in future there will be a sub category of 'Autoimmune autism' within the autism spectrum [5].

But this sub-category of EU migrants is different.

Robert Mochrie conforms to what American criminologists now define as a new sub-category of killer, the "family annihilator".

The far right's fixation on same-sex relationships is so ludicrous that it defines a sub-category of camp.

These showed a small (3.1 percent) rise in the sub-category of "serious" youth violence in 2010 compared with 2009.

Beneath them, though, a sub-category of smaller films with limited theatrical release (475 screens or fewer) form their own list.

Less well-documented is the lively sub-category of retaliatory action: the 360 degree review of the reviewer by the reviewed.

To regard it as a sub-category of government munificence is not only quite wrong, but also misleading.

Thinking very hard, the Warhol portrait is presumably meant to fit into the exhibition's sub-category of "Elegance".

As you would expect in Iran, which has a separate sub-category of lyric verse called the Habsiyeh or "Prison ballad", Evin has produced a rich literature and not just in Persian.

Almost next door to the club is Deptford Green secondary school, where Myron studied, and where many of its 1,100 pupils are considered fair game by those from rival schools – another sub-category of attacker and victim.