Sentence examples for most specializations from inspiring English sources

Most specializations in the Russian armed forces, even radio operators and translators, have their own annual holidays.

The surge of interest in liberal religion, many say, reflects the renewed vitality of religious history more generally, which has spread beyond its traditional redoubts in divinity schools to become one of the most popular specializations among academic historians, according to the American Historical Association.

Willerer claims the payment option has the potential to reduce costs for "many learners" — basing that reasoning on completion times the company "typically" sees for its most popular Specializations.

The most common specializations were general pediatrics (28%), hematology/oncology (21%), and pulmonology or respiratory medicine (11%).

The most favored specializations, at both points of our survey, were those associated with non-PC career paths and with work in hospital settings.

Among the most remarkable specializations of plant parasites are sedentary endoparasites that induce nurse cells in host plant roots that serve as metabolic sinks and nematode feeding sites, sustaining the sedentary female nematode during its lifetime in the host tissue.

The most conspicuous specialization of segments is in the head.

Members of the family Pipidae are wholly aquatic and show the most marked specialization.

One of the most favored specialization models is 'escape from adaptive conflict' (EAC) (Des Marais and Rausher, 2008).

Browse-eating would be the most efficient specialization for obtaining required nutrients when a continued predominance of high nutritional forage is prevailing, despite the possible existence of grasses.

Most healing talent specializations include role-defining abilities not available to those characters with a damage-dealing specialization.