Sentence examples for are less specialised from inspiring English sources

Other courses, although serving particular industries and occupations, are less specialised.

The European polecat is, however, not as maximally adapted in the direction of carnivory as the steppe polecat, being less specialised in skull structure and dentition.

It is less specialised in its habitat, as it does not share its distribution with the little raven, and does not appear to correlate with the range of sheep.

Companies specialising in downstream or customer-oriented specialty markets are less driven by rivalry.

Others are less bothered.Mr Buckley has called in bailiffs that specialise in removing travellers.

In amoebae, growth and endocytosis have obvious connections since phagocytosed material supplies essentially all their nutrients; in contrast vertebrates are specialised to digest food extracellularly in the gut, and so links are less apparent.

Ecotypes specialised on the unexploited part of the resource spectrum (i.e., small- and large-billed birds) actually have a selective advantage when rare, since they are less affected by competition by conspecifics.

The ESLD cohort were older than those with other 'expected' causes of death (> 65 years of age; 92.6% versus 70.6%; p < 0.0001) and were less likely to access specialised palliative care services (38.4% versus 61.9%; p < 0.0001).

It is generally assumed that more specialised staff, experienced in the specific type of data collection entailed, will collect data that is of higher quality than less specialised or experienced staff.

Interestingly, those who were taught psychology were less likely to consider specialising in psychiatry compared with other subjects.

What he is less happy about, as a biologist specialising in large animals "extant and extinct", are so-called factual programmes that "downplay the science too much" in the cause of making themselves more entertaining.