Arrhenius's scientific career encompassed three distinct specialties within the broad fields of physics and chemistry: physical chemistry, cosmic physics, and the chemistry of immunology.
It is preferable that the presently distinct specialties of radiology and nuclear medicine be brought together under one organizational umbrella, i.e., the imaging service.
Participation rate was calculated as the number of distinct specialties speaking per patient discussed.
Mr. Stucker's co-counsel on that compensation contract was Joseph Bachelder, 68, who some experts say made executive compensation negotiations a distinct specialty -- and his trademark -- after he started working in the field in 1980.
Knowledge about the brain's anatomy has accumulated from the time of Galen, in the second century, but neurosurgery was not recognized as a distinct specialty until the early twentieth century.
The group splits off and forms a distinct specialty with its own journals, conferences, etc., while leaving the rest of the field largely intact.
Finally, the MMTA method, detailed in the following section, includes a step involving experts from a similar but distinct specialty domain in order to identify specialty-agnostic instructional design requirements and to assess generalizability of the resulting TA products.
The advent of molecular imaging has brought the need for large-scale multidisciplinary collaboration with basic scientists knowledgeable in molecular and cellular biology, nanotechnology, probe development, image processing, etc. Radiology as a distinct specialty and organizational entity provides some major advantages regarding imaging procedures compared with other medical specialties [1].
In addition, some specific results from this study may also serve as baseline metrics for patient outcomes including admission rate, morbidity, and mortality against which progress can be measured as emergency medicine matures as a distinct specialty and practice in Cambodia and other LMICs.
This comes as little surprise since Japanese society does not define family medicine as a distinct specialty, and subspecialty-trained physicians ultimately serve as primary care providers.
Andrology has only been studied as a distinct specialty since the late 1960s; the first specialist journal on the subject was the German periodical Andrologie (now called Andrologia), published from 1969 onwards.
