The main goal of a smart specialisation policy is to concentrate resources on the development of those activities that are likely to effectively transform the existing economic structures through R&D and innovation (emphasis in the original).
(Foray, 2015, p. 3) argues for smart specialization as a principle of the prioritisation of a specific technology or industry: The main goal of a smart specialisation policy is to concentrate resources on the development of those activities that are likely to effectively transform the existing economic structures through R&D and innovation (emphasis in the original).
Table 2 > -wrap-foot> shows the crude 30-day postoperative mortality rates for patients undergoing surgery or biliary stenting by age-group, year of diagnosis, hospital workload, workload of main treating consultant, and consultant specialisation category.
At this transition point, the main lineages leading to dietary specialisations were established and most shape and diet disparity is observed among these lineages.
The main reason is the very high specialisation of obligate intracellular symbionts, however, host-dependence alone is not an explanation for such absence.
You may have a degree in sports science with a specialisation in one of the main disciplines such as nutrition, biomechanics, physiology, or psychology or have a strong background in one of the core scientific disciplines such as biology or physics.
At national level the main focus is on strengthening the Child Helpline, the specialisation of social workers on child protection and specific project interventions for children living in the street and children victims of trafficking.
Without exception, the Regions have established such a set of criteria as to allow the development of the economic process, selecting districts with requirements of proximity, concentration and specialisation, coherently differentiating them in function of their main orientation towards the horizontal or the vertical dimension.
The lack of a primary interest in medicine among medical school entrants, biases in recruitment, the absence of rural related clinical curricula in medical schools, and a preference for specialisation not available in rural areas are among the main obstacles for building a motivated health workforce which can help correct the inequitable distribution of doctors in the United Republic of Tanzania.
Although there are a few instances of convergence in phyllostomids [ 3, 4], the dietary divergence presents a strong phylogenetic structure [ 24, 36], where most specialisations occurred only once and many of the main lineages (recognised as subfamilies in most taxonomic studies [ 33]) are relatively homogeneous morphologically and ecologically.
But in an industry once dominated by lookalike generalists, the top firms are now pursuing very different strategies.The main variables are the size of their funds and the degree of specialisation.
