Sentence examples for and level of specialisation from inspiring English sources
These lineages vary widely in growth form, life cycle, distribution and level of specialisation to parasitism.
Our study emphasizes the need to develop techniques to compare volatiles at the leaf versus air interface and associate their appearance and ecological role with times of activity and level of specialisation of herbivores and their natural enemies.
This is the first analysis to confirm the association between time to treatment and good functional outcome in a population based state-wide cohort from hospitals with different levels of stroke expertise and levels of specialisation in a state with a population of more than 10 million inhabitants.
That would provide both an adequate refresher and some level of specialisation (although obviously not to the same degree as a doctorate).
Additionally, the level of specialisation and the use of the visual, olfactory and chemoreceptor cues of targeted herbivores should be studied together to distinguish the role of volatile-based and other neighbouring potentiated defences.
On a list of 100 clusters picked by the European Cluster Observatory for their size, level of specialisation and location in "innovative regions", Germany occupies 30 places.Germany experimented with American-style standardised production during and after the second world war, which was one reason why it imported unskilled guest workers from Turkey and elsewhere.
Evaluation of the benefits of community rehabilitation following stroke is limited and has been attributed to the lack of a clear definition on what constitutes the service, how it is organised, the level of specialisation, and duration of the service.
8372 employees (96%) completed the item about level of specialisation: 1835 (22%) were highly specialised and the remaining 6537 (78%) were specialised and unspecialised.
However, the labelling of specialists and teams is still a matter of judgement, and our classification of hospitals was based on knowledge of the health service and not on a set standard for level of specialisation.
The differences between the observed and predicted mortality may be influenced by inaccuracies of the TRISS score, the level of specialisation of the trauma care institution and by improvements in trauma care other than coagulation management.
