Sunlight is highly polarized; it shines through the atmosphere in a particular pattern, and dung beetles, like many insects (but not humans), have specialized photoreceptors in their eyes that detect it.
The type of Guinea worms that infect humans once specialized almost entirely on our species, but in the last year more than 450 cases were reported in dogs in Chad.
A few years ago, researchers led by Keith Kendrick of the Babraham Institute in Cambridge, U.K., reported that sheep, like humans, have specialized neurons that focus on faces, and that they can remember faces for years.
Many species in the human "virome" specialize in infecting our resident bacteria.
Intrigued, immunologist Abraham Karpas of Cambridge University and his colleagues worked for more than 20 years to find a way to make human cells specialize in monoclonal antibodies.
The human foot is specialized for bipedal locomotion the toes are shortened, relatively immovable, and nonmanipulative.
Among the essential elements required are specialized human resources that can build multidisciplinary work groups to help in these changes.
Dr. Hensen, a health and fitness advocate himself, is also deeply familiar with the human ear, having specialized in Otolaryngology (the study of ear, nose and throat conditions).
Part of human cortex is specialized for cultural domains such as reading and arithmetic, whose invention is too recent to have influenced the evolution of our species.
The aim of this paper is absolutely not to replace specialized human but to suggest a decision support tool with a satisfactory reliability degree for Computer-Aided Diagnosis (CAD) systems.
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