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When parental thresholds differ for both tasks, colonies show higher mean specialization.
We defined biotic homogenization simply as the mean specialization of the group of species occupying a site.
A loss of grey matter may mean a functional specialization and refinement of this region to achieve adult-like multisensory processing.
Development, typically, means more job specialization and therefore more susceptibility for unskilled women to become unemployed.
Marginality was identified by differences to the global mean and specialization was identified by the ratio of species variance to global variance.
Modern universities are meant to produce knowledge through specialization, and they often reward faculty members by giving them "relief" from teaching.
Depending on the specializations of medical activity applied in these hospitals, they are divided into specialized (with one specialization) and general (with many specializations).
We analyzed the differences in psychosocial work environment between foreign-born GPs and other foreign-born physicians using ANCOVA in continuous variables adjusting for background factors (age and gender, country of origin, length of stay in Finland, reason for migration and specialization), and we present means and F-statistics for these differences.
"I Have Tenure, Therefore I Am" (Week in Review, Jan . 28 laments "philosophy's retreat" into academic specialization, and asserts that philosophy "has come to mean love of tenure" more than love of wisdom.
For instance, plants and pollinators within a network differed in their average degree of specialization (weighted mean d'), and the correlation between specialization of pollinators and their relative abundance also differed between the webs.
