It can mean health professionals with multiple specializations – for example, among Egyptian physicians the most popular areas of multiple specializations are "cardiology and internal medicine, internal medicine and fever and cardiology and chest" [ 70].
The question remains as to whether diaspores with multiple specializations (more than one set of diaspore traits) have been particularly favoured for LDD.
Therefore, our working hypothesis is that plants with multiple diaspore specializations have been particularly favoured in the process of island colonization.
The evolution of enteropathogenic Yersinia is thought to have included multiple distinct ecological specializations that have separated the pathogenic strains from environmental, nonpathogenic lineages.
Clusters arise when business segments require specialization from multiple contributors.
In some places, specialization of multiple generic concepts is logically correct and necessary for usability, such as in Structure alignment being both an Alignment and Structure.
This underscores the observation that despite redundancy in the predicted target network (i.e., targeting of the same R-gene by multiple miRNAs), some target specialization has arisen.
Functional specialization of multiple copies might provide phenotypic flexibility to allow bdelloids to thrive in a range of different environments, which has been argued as a potential mechanism to compensate for their presumed slow rates of genetic adaptation [ 9, 69].
Large university hospitals tend to have complex structures and increased interfaces as a result of their high degree of specialization in multiple departments [ 14], under which the career requirements of individual physicians may suffer.
The goal of this work was to determine whether these key miRNA proteins descended from a common early ancestor or if these genes evolved from multiple events of emergence, specialization and adaptation in specific lineages.
