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Roll acceleration is clearly important for initiating and completing manoeuvres and several taxa that forage close to vegetation (for example Eptesicus nilssoni and Pipistrellus pipistrellus) have specialisations in wing morphology, such as broad wing tips, to enhance the aerodynamic rolling moment generated by their wings [40].

This feature is found in mammals where the incisors and cheek teeth have different specialisations.

At a subtler level, proliferation of amino acid transporters may have facilitated specialisation to certain amino acids, according to need [ 24, 17].

The third level comprised pedagogical-psychological services and family counselling, where most providers have some specialisation in mental health, as they commonly handle behavioural problems.

Specific structural changes that have embraced specialisation of breast cancer care (such as centralised treatment, adjustments in clinician workload, and use of multidisciplinary teams) have been shown to improve outcome [ 80].

Specific structural changes that have embraced specialisation of breast cancer care (such as, centralised treatment, adjustments in clinician workload and use of multidisciplinary teams) have been shown to improve outcome (Bray et al, 2004).

Honeybees are unusual among insects, because adult workers have a specialisation that allows them to produce glandular secretions (e.g. royal jelly) as a form of care for offspring and other nest mates.

Since the HIN domain is the DNA-binding domain, the evolution of HIN-A, -B, and -C subtypes in placental mammals may have allowed specialisation to recognise different DNA structures.

Such problems occur when the parental types have different alimentary specialisations of morphological types, as is the case for benthic and limnetic sticklebacks [62] or whitefishes [63].

Further studies comparing gene flow and population structure will contribute towards an understanding of how different pollination specialisations have contributed to the diversification of angiosperms.

A C-terminal address code assigning association with secretory pathway organelles is present in all neuroserpin orthologs, suggesting that supervision of cellular export/import routes by antiproteolytic serpins is an ancient trait, though subtle functional and compartmental specialisations have developed during their evolution.