Sentence examples for distinct specialization from inspiring English sources

If von Wright launched deontic logic as an academic specialization, Chisholm's Paradox was the booster rocket that provided the escape velocity deontic logic needed from subsumption under normal modal logics, thus solidifying deontic logic's status as a distinct specialization.

Morphology, in contrast, has characterized two distinct specializations of vagal afferent endings in the muscle wall of the gastrointestinal (GI) tract.

It was shown that there was a distinct nervous specialization accompanying the soldier differentiation in H. sjostedti, and that this phenomenon was common in all termite species so far examined.

Consistent with the distinct functional specialization of DCs and MFs, there is accumulating evidence that M.tb.

These findings lead us to propose that NTNHA and BoNT may have evolved distinct functional specializations following their branching out from a common ancestral zinc protein.

The evolution of enteropathogenic Yersinia is thought to have included multiple distinct ecological specializations that have separated the pathogenic strains from environmental, nonpathogenic lineages.

Indeed, the ATPase modules of the different Mcm2-7 shownits show distinct roles and specialization during different functional stages (Coster et al., 2014; Kang et al., 2014).

The function of free ports evolved from simple storage and transshipment to complex logistics services, including in several free ports a specialization with distinct free areas (logistics free zone, manufacturing free zone, services free zone).

Homologs of all three proteins have been identified in many of the sequenced genomes of eukaryae, indicating specialization for distinct functions.

The phylogeny of the starch synthase family revealed three duplication events that occurred prior to the angiosperm radiation leading to the specialization in distinct functions.

Even with strictly clonal reproduction, for which traditional ideas of speciation based on reproductive isolation do not apply, specialization to distinct niches can cause the emergence of independently evolving genetic clusters (Barraclough et al. 2012).