Sentence examples for general specializations from inspiring English sources

In general, specializations of the gut accompany herbivorous habits.

It remains to be tested whether the specializations revealed in this initial study for Scomber represent general specializations of carangiform swimmers.

We describe in Section 3.1 the core of the general specialization framework based on the SMC filter.

Rather than present a detailed anatomical report of a lizard, this section discusses certain structures that are either characteristic of lizards in general or specializations of certain groups.

General practitioners without specializations provided significantly higher numbers of consultations than physicians certified in family medicine or general internal medicine.

The advantages of general practice and specialization are combined when the physician of first contact is a pediatrician.

Another combination of general practice and specialization is represented by group practice, the members of which partially or fully specialize.

Transition in the medium-term pointed out new interactions at stake between crops and livestock when farmers developed adaptation to climate changes, introduced grassland in contrast to the general trend of specialization and enhanced feed self-sufficiency.

In this essay for a symposium in the Wake Forest Law Review, I draw on my experience as Reporter on the ALI project to add my perspective on an interesting general question: Is specialization of contract law wise and, if so, in what contexts?

Her general field of specialization is American politics, although her research interests include African-American politics, women and politics, lesbian and gay politics, and social movements.

Cathy Cohen's general field of specialization is American politics, although her research interests include African-American politics, women and politics, lesbian and gay politics, and social movements.