Sentence examples for number of specializations from inspiring English sources

Bacteriological study subsequently developed a number of specializations, among which are agricultural, or soil, bacteriology; clinical diagnostic bacteriology; industrial bacteriology; marine bacteriology; public-health bacteriology; sanitary, or hygienic, bacteriology; and systematic bacteriology, which deals with taxonomy.

The cookiecutter shark exhibits a number of specializations to its mouth and pharynx for its parasitic lifestyle.

We become experts in results-based management or organizational development or agro-ecology practices or any other number of specializations within the NGO world and instantly the doors of the planet are opened to us.

The algorithm terminates after a given number of specializations.

A number of specializations that are common in developed countries (such as Oncology, Neurology, Rheumatology, Cardiology) are under-represented in Vietnam and were grouped with Internal Medicine.

The number of specializations used in our experiment was 5. SNP data were split evenly into N/6 blocks, where N is the number of SNP.

I) The regional health authority can fund and allocate a finite number of specialization grants (average 25 per year) among the regional medical schools.

The growing desire for an elective system, for a substantial number of academic specializations, and for differentiation of academic degrees, contributed strongly to the differentiation of the social sciences.

The skulls show a number of dental specializations, including, in the case of Plesiadapis, procumbent rodentlike incisors in the upper and lower jaw and the absence of other antemolar teeth, though the molar teeth show more plausible primate affinities.

The company plans to launch a number of new specializations soon and is looking at new ways to work with industry partners to create these courses.

Some dinocephalians also evolved a number of skull specializations, such as increased bone thickness, that appear to be related to head-butting behaviors (Barghusen 1975).