Sentence examples for new specialisms from inspiring English sources

Solicitors took on new specialisms in the public law field.

Students should seek opportunities in the industry and, where they can, gain hands-on, practical experience in new specialisms.

These new specialisms have adopted many different kinds of digital and content services, but also increasingly data.

In the research support area, the library has expanded our services to include new specialisms aligned with the university's aim of becoming a selectively intensive research institution.

Rather, they provide background biases for the development of specific research programs biases which sometimes develop into ideological stances or polemical programs or lead to the branching off of new specialisms with separate journals.

They eventually gained recognition as medical oncologists from the American Board of Internal Medicine (ABIM along with several other new specialisms, but ahead of the hematologists who had strong claims over the blood and lymph cancers, and with whom the medical oncologists then negotiated joint programs.

But over the past few months Kempson has developed a new specialism.

Back in Britain, he gave a presentation about his new specialism at the Port Eliot literary festival in Cornwall and billed it as the launch of the Cloud Appreciation Society.

Dr Nick Foster was the first national trainee in the new specialism and will finish his training in July.

The new specialism and training is being seen as a model for elsewhere in England and even around the world.

If drugs are always "in development" and trials are expensive and time-consuming, and if the drugs are first used in blood diseases where existing specialists have the laboratory background, then one has the makings of a new specialism of medical oncology growing beyond the claims of clinical hematology as the drugs are applied in other conditions.