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subclass

[suhb-klas, -klahs] / ˈsʌbˌklæs, -ˌklɑs /




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And, it added, the savings Texas sought were “wholly insubstantial in light of the costs involved to these children, the State, and the Nation” of creating “a subclass of illiterates within our boundaries.”

From Los Angeles Times

Vance, 39, married a decade ago and isn't an incel, which is internet slang for a subclass of misogynists who identify as "involuntarily celibate."

From Salon

The results, published in Cell Reports Medicine on Feb. 23, suggested that this "gene signature" could be used to identify a subclass of lung tumors that is more likely to be eradicated by immunotherapies.

From Science Daily

The transcriptomic information included in the atlas is hierarchically organized, detailing cell classes, subclasses, and thousands of individual cell clusters within the brain.

From Science Daily

The lawsuit covers U.S. purchasers of HP all-in-one printers, and California and Minnesota subclasses.

From Reuters