Sentence examples for generalist ones from inspiring English sources

In answer to a related question, 65% of those surveyed were interested in "specialist" roles and only 35% in "generalist" ones.

High nestedness indicates the occurrence of asymmetric specialization, where the most specialist species interact with the most generalist ones.

We conclude that habitat fragmentation promotes a marked shift in the relative abundance of tree reproductive traits, including the lack of some specialized pollination systems and a parallel increase in the frequency of generalist ones.

Even so, some specialized Rickkettsia species do show reticulation levels more similar to those of generalist ones (R. akari and R. massiliae, both SFG members; fig. 1).

But OTU 1, the aforementioned generalist on damselfly host species in the lake, was found on one Ischnura verticalis individual from a marsh inlet site.

One of the classes was assigned as the experimental group (BSEd English 1, n = 53), and the other class was the control group (BEEd Generalist 1, n = 54).

The key technical staff for the programmes included one medical curriculum expert, two obstetricians, one paediatrician, two generalist doctors and one senior AMO - all with vast experience in maternal and perinatal care.

In this view, the promiscuous class I molecules would be generalists, which one might expect to suffice for protection against a wide variety of the most common pathogens.

To test if the Asecodes parasitoid on Galerucella consists of one generalist species parasitizing multiple host species, or several specialists each attacking a single host, we used a Bayesian species delimitation method described by Yang and Rannala [ 32].

Sixteen persons [14 pediatricians (5 retired community generalists, 1 semi-retired pediatric specialist, 2 faculty specialists, 4 faculty generalists, and 2 community generalists) and 2 administrative pediatric nurses] took part in one of seven group interviews.

These conclusions rely on the critical assumption that parasites that had evolved on a mixture of hosts behave as one generalist strain, as opposed to a mix of specialized strains.