Because radiologists and surgeons in university hospitals have a super-specialisation, we only approached radiologists from university hospitals that had expertise in skeletal evaluation and surgeons with expertise in open reduction and internal fixation (ORIF) of fractures of the extremities.
To be useful hedges, swaps need to have a degree of specialisation.
Finally, two countries are more likely to collaborate if they are geographically close to each other, if they have a similar technological specialisation and if they share a common language.
However, AIP seems to have a particular functional specialisation for grasp that is dependent on on-line visuomotor control.
Most angiosperms, such as willow (Salix sp ., have a degree of specialisation within the secondary xylem, with fibre cells predominantly delivering the structural demands of the organism, vessel elements comprising purely hydraulic architecture and ray parenchyma cells thought to mostly serve as storage elements.
It was thought that pandas' gut microbiota, which aid in the digestion and absorption of nutrients, may have shown a specialisation towards a herbivorous diet.
In Haut-Rhin, two general hospitals have a high degree of specialisation in cancer treatment, as in reference cancer level.
You aren't confined to a thematic specialisation and have a whole region to cover, so in the space of a month I could move from covering the war in eastern Ukraine, to high Kremlin politics, to stories about the ballet or Russian cuisine.
The paper finds that the lower overall corporate R&D intensity for the EU is the result of sector specialisation (structural effect) – the US has a stronger sectoral specialisation in the high R&D intensity (especially ICT-related) sectors than the EU does, and also has a much larger population of R&D investing firms within these sectors.
