Sentence examples for generally specialised from inspiring English sources

Corresponding software tools are generally specialised to perform normalisation of the flows to the functional unit.

Existing research on this topic is still mostly qualitative, fragmented, difficult to compare or aggregate and generally specialised on certain aspects.

Current R/Bioconductor packages for chromatin interaction data are generally specialised for a specific data type (e.g. HiC: diffHiC [ 37], HiTC [ 38], GOTHiC [ 39]; 4C: r3Cseq [ 32], Basic4CSeq [ 40], FourCSeq [ 41]).

Forensic scientists generally specialise in a certain area of research, such as body fluids or toxicology or, in the case of Sheridan, textile fibres.

In any case, my understanding of the relevant bits of anthropology is that hunter-gatherer women generally specialise in reliable food-gathering, while men generally specialise in unreliable hunting, and it is by no means unusual for women to contribute more than men to their group's caloric budget.

In contrast, metropolitan practice is generally more specialised with a diverse and large workforce with defined discipline boundaries and scope within with a wider range of services, and resources than is available to rural practice [ 8].

Extensive green roofs are lightweight systems generally constructed with a specialised growing medium that tends to be biologically limited and as such can be a harsh habitat for plants to thrive in.

These include any medical, surgical and subspecialty emergencies, except paediatric, gynaecologic and obstetric emergencies, which are generally admitted to other specialised clinics.

Participants generally acknowledged that once they had specialised they would be unable to work at district level due to a lack of specialist posts, resources and equipment, and therefore virtually all expected to be based in an urban centre after postgraduate study.

More generally, his son-in-law testifies that Golding specialised in belittling others – if that is, he recognised them at all.

In all organisms, the main driver of centromere specification appears to be the assembly of specialised chromatin containing the histone H3 variant generally known as CENP-A and called as CID (Drosophila), Cse4 (S. cerevisiae) and Cnp1 (Schizosaccharomyces pombe).