Sentence examples for back to specialized from inspiring English sources

We conclude that the differences in performance can be traced back to specialized complementary assets required for successful commercialization.

After these are used up, the cameras can be given back to specialized photo stores which transfer the images on CD and take care of the recycling.

Likewise, old cells can be returned back to a pluripotent ES-cell-like state (iPS cells) using 'reprogramming factors', Oct4, KLf4, Sox2 and c-Myc; iPS cells can thereafter be redifferentiated back to specialized cell types from which they were derived (Yamanaka & Blau 2010).

"One of the reasons why some people don't want to come here [rural Ghana] is because when they want to go back, to specialize or improve their skills [up here] nobody sees them, and nobody will remember them.

This is especially helpful for students whose degree is old and choose to come back to specialize in gerontology.

Bradford & Bingley, whose roots as a mortgage lender go back to 1851, specializes in lending to homeowners who buy second homes to rent out.

Similarly, a private equity firm in San Francisco, FTV Capital spearheaded a $27 million investment in 2007 in an entity that buys law firm business operations and then uses them to provide services back to firms specializing in "foreclosure, bankruptcy and eviction," according to a news release issued by the firm.

If there are too many people in your agency you can have the following: escape artist, a defense specialist, and you can appoint younger ones to back up others and learn to specialize in something if someone is unable to work.

Another participant said, 'in the past, physicians, the best of them used to specialize and then come back to Lebanon.

After the new owners took over Citizens Bank, it began to specialize in United States Government-backed loans to small businesses.

The Roseland, N.J., outfit, which traces its ancestry back to the Wright brothers, specializes in three areas: flow control (valves, pumps and so on), metallurgy and sensors, and computer systems used in takeoff and landing.