Sentence examples for for further specialization from inspiring English sources
Graduate study allows for further specialization in a particular field and additional job and advancement opportunities.
Post-degree certificates allow for life-long learning and offer an opportunity for further specialization in a field.
More recently, genome sequencing provided evidence for further specialization within A. macleodii based on the particulate matter associated with each strain, suggesting that most surface isolates are associated to small, slow sinking particles, while deeper isolates live on larger faster sinking aggregates [ 9].
The capacity of extreme specialization in flower form and function is thought to have increased diversification rates (Grant 1949; Crepet and Niklas 2009) and increased the range of pollen and seed dispersal, opening new opportunities for further specialization and diversification (Stebbins 1974).
Further specialization for aquatic feeding is noted for Thalassocnus (Muizon et al., 2004).
These morphological adaptations provide compelling evidence that Q. jurassica adhered to a host as an ectoparasite, providing further specialization for a dense, watery habitat.
Once a species has reached a truly specialized state, further specialization is impossible.
The intervention for the IM group was designed by two experienced medical doctors specialized in internal medicine and general practice with further specialization in homeopathy, a naturopath specialized in naturopathic nursing care and self-help counseling, and a sports therapist.
Moreover, limited availability of post-graduate training centres is an important concern for the graduates who wish to pursue further specialization in dentistry within UAE.
Future trends will drive further specialization, which underscores the need for fundamental understanding of flexible packaging.
Recent studies have indicated further specialization within the left inferior frontal cortex for reconciling ambiguous semantic content with stored knowledge (Gold and Buckner [2002], Thompson-Schill et al. [1997]).
