Sentence examples for highly specialised for from inspiring English sources

While albatrosses are highly specialised for soaring, this does not exactly mean that their flight consists only of gliding; rather, they have been observed flapping their wings under calm wind conditions [2].

A small number were only found in a single species of fungus and probably represented proteins that are highly specialised for a particular role in a specific pathogenic species, for example in host-plant recognition [54].

The bone marrow microenvironment contains specific anatomical areas (termed niches) that are highly specialised for the development of certain blood cell types, for example HSCs.

Machines D and E are specialised research machines, the latter a highly specialised machine for high-frequency small animal imaging.

The Ashmolean website, by contrast, hosts a highly specialised database for numismatists.

The inspiration for the clinic comes partly from New York where the dance community has been able to access highly specialised care for more than 20 years.

Dr Duncan Macrae, director of children's services at the Royal Brompton said: "What is genuinely shocking about this proposal is the failure of NHS managers to acknowledge or understand the adverse impact that the proposed changes will have on our highly specialised services for children with severe lung and heart conditions".

22 In terms of cancer rehabilitation, municipalities are responsible for organising rehabilitation at a general level whereas hospitals are required to provide highly specialised rehabilitation for those patients who need this.

Significant accumulation of pollutants in soils, and potential exposure of animals to elevated concentrations of pollutants was rare and occurred only in certain highly specialised circumstances, for example, where soils were repeatedly fertilised, with ash and bird carcases (Meharg et al., 2006).

Dedicated to Berkeley, the book was highly specialised and intended for practical use, aimed specifically at cavalry officers rather than equestrians generally.

They do not take account of specific differences that may arise because of unique environmental factors which stimulate the development of highly specialised tissue macrophages, for example microglia or osteoclasts.