Sentence examples for a degree of specialization from inspiring English sources
Ethnographic evidence points to a degree of specialization among car thieves, with distinctions among those engaged in opportunistic theft and those in organized crime, and among younger and older offenders.
It bears clarification that while the index carries the subscript i, it is common for spouses i and j. S ih is a degree of specialization chosen by the household h based on the abilities of the spouses.
This is the first evidence of such a degree of specialization in the acoustic organ and signals in ants, which suggests that stridulations may be among the cues used by these ants during inter-specific interactions.
This model assumes a bi-functional nature of the ancestral gene, though in the case of already extensive gene families, different loci will already have similar functions but a degree of specialization (such as detecting related ligands).
The high number of IS for the bovine isolates might reflect a degree of specialization to this environment.
Third, once introduced in new habitats, biocontrol agents are expected to retain a degree of specialization and effectiveness that was similar to the one observed in their native habitats.
Together, these studies reveal a remarkable evolutionary history of duplication and suggest a degree of functional specialization of poly(A) polymerases in plants.
To our knowledge, we provide the first record of such a degree of acoustic specialization in closely related ants, both at the level of the production organ and of the produced signal.
However, a degree of functional specialization may exist despite their high level of sequence identity.
Although the subplate appeared as a relatively cell poor zone, there were neurons present that had undergone a degree of phenotypic specialization.
For instance, TACC1 and TACC3 interact with Aurora A kinase, whereas TACC2 interacts with Aurora C kinase [ 21], suggesting a degree of functional specialization in the derivatives of the ancestral chordate TACC, after the radiation of the vertebrate TACC genes.
