Sentence examples for but specialised from inspiring English sources

And lead is about as heavy as it gets before elements become routinely radioactive and thus inappropriate for all but specialised applications.

Fiction, cookery and biography will stay, he says, but specialised topics, such as law studies, face the chop.

Although a number of systems could be constructed with known technology, costs are still too high for all but specialised applications.

Some, such as, had no obvious political affiliation, but specialised in particular types of resistance activity and recruited only from very specific demographics.

The CEP63 and DEUP1 genes were produced from a single gene locus by gene duplication leading to proteins with related but specialised functions.

Although Atoh1 is transient (in all but specialised granule cell precursors of the cerebellum) this expression is sufficient to conditionally drive reporters that have been used to map all rhombic lip derivatives in transgenic mice (Machold and Fishell, 2005; Wang et al., 2005; Rose et al., 2009) and fish (Kani et al., 2010).

Richard Rogers describes the couple as a "very interesting twosome, overlapping in their interests, but specialising in different areas.

But specialising in geriatric medicine might not have been what you imagined when you first pictured becoming a doctor or nurse.

The cunning folk were like magical practitioners, but they specialised in cures, determining if someone has been bewitched, finding lost or stolen items, identifying thieves, love spells.

It's standard internet fodder now, but she specialised in beating men with sticks and telling them what dicks they were nearly 200 years ago.

The resulting paralogues maintained main biochemical properties, but became specialised for regulating specific functions, coordinating different metal ions and binding to unique DNA sequences.