Sentence examples for under category from inspiring English sources
"under category" is a correct and usable phrase in written English
It is typically used to describe something that falls into a specific group or subset. Example: "The item is listed under the category of electronics in the online store."
Positions where the antisense curve takes either a higher (marked as "over" category) or lower value ("under" category) than the corresponding sense value is summarized in Fig. 3A.
The installer program on the CD also provides the Palm with a huge amount of useful links in stripped-down "Web clipping" form, with the links organized under category headings.
4: EEK, A BABY Before you even ask, no, babies do not fit under Category 3 because they are not fully formed people in a television sense; they can't memorize lines or demand their own trailers.
The winner in the age six and under category, The Witch's Children Go To School by Ursula Jones, illustrator Russell Ayto, was described by Rosen as "a rumbustious tale in the tradition of mischievous spirits causing mayhem and disorder where it's least wanted".
The justifications falling under category (B) pertain mostly to parsimony, while those falling under category (C) pertain mostly to elegance.
Organ or tissue dysfunctions were grouped under category #2, and autoimmune diseases were grouped under category #3.
"Catha came in fifth in the 14-and-under category".
As well as the seven-to-14 prize, the award also recognises books in a six-and-under category, this year won by Monkey Nut by Simon Rickerty.
After these riders hone their abilities on the last straightaway, they can begin racing out of the start in the 5-and-under category.
Erin's first planned competition, at 9, was snowed out, but at 10 she finished fourth in the 11-and-under category in her competitive debut, a United States Diving Association regional meet at West Point.
For humour with heart, also see Dog Loves Books by Louise Yates (Red Fox, £10.99), which has just snapped up the Roald Dahl Funny Prize in the six-and-under category.
