Sentence examples for additional specialisation from inspiring English sources

"We're seeing an additional specialisation in investment banking," says the head of a bank.

In a prospective, multicentre cohort study involving 38 primary care practices with additional specialisation in homeopathy in Germany and Switzerland, in this subgroup analysis data was analysed from all patients being 70 years or older consulting the physician for the first time.

Additional clinical experience fitting to the radiological sub-specialisation within the subspecialty training period and fellowship.

In total, 152 weed species were frequent enough to estimate their degree of specialisation (IS) with six different indices (See additional file 1: Classification of arable weed species according to their niche breadth).

Additional questions asked about age, gender, year of study and programme of specialisation (for postgraduate students only).

The questionnaire (see Additional file 1) contained information about demographics, years of experience, area of specialisation and case scenarios.

Covariates included gender, age, specialisation status (specialist, specialisation on-going, and not specialised), and employment sector (hospital, primary care, and other).

Consequently, rarity-, speciandsation-, and functional-based indices should be applied simultaneously more frequently, as they potentially provide additional complementary information about communities.

Larger animals need larger brains to function, but additional grey matter beyond that is likely to indicate a relative increase in brain function, be it intelligence or a specialisation in sensory data (e.g. great vision) or something else.

That strategy, launched in September 2000, proposed to inject an additional £570 million into cancer services by 2003 2004 to improve prevention, screening, diagnosis and treatment; it established Cancer Networks to oversee specialisation and centralisation of cancer care, following the earlier recommendations of Calman and Hine (Department of Health, 2000).

Specialisation leads to extinction.