Sentence examples for including specialization from inspiring English sources
The nomadic mode of production underwent a series of changes, including specialization, sedentarization, and the introduction of new technologies, which improved the productivity of both animal and people.
It is a planned economic entity consisting of three economically linked components: production (including specialization industries and auxiliary activities), infrastructure, and local resources (including manpower), which have to be harmonized in a particular geographical area.
This article reviewed the existing literature on the volume-outcome relationship for the Norwood procedure, including specialization and regionalization.
The service providers' descriptions of their activities and roles in their clinics were shaped by three themes including specialization, scarcity, and maintaining the status quo.
Service providers' descriptions of their activities and roles were shaped by a number of themes including specialization, scarcity, and maintaining the status quo.
As long-recognized [e.g. [ 8, 9, 12- 18]], M. tuberculata's consummate terrestrial habits are reflected in numerous adaptations in its postcranial skeleton including specializations of the wing, foot, leg, spine, and pectoral and pelvic girdles.
With particular regard to the new finding of neurosecretion from the processes of these cells, a recent anatomical study revealed intricate associations among GnRH neuron dendrites, including specializations such as zonula adherens (11).
However, although wolves and carnivores in general are usually highly mobile, ecological factors, including specializations on certain prey, seem to play an important role in shaping the geographical structure of genetic diversity in extant wolf populations [ 12, 13].
Adoption drivers included specialization in dairy and the farmer's education level.
This production technology is not necessarily associated with large-scale production; it includes specialization as part of some process.
These include specialization to restricted soil types [43], the spread of invasive species [44], local adaptation of populations within species, and genetic constraints on evolutionary response to climate change [45].
