Sentence examples for of not specialising from inspiring English sources

"AB de Villiers is a great example to both kids and those who run sport of the advantages of not specialising too early.

Qualitative studies assessing the inpatient experiences of people with diabetes suggest dissatisfaction with the level of care received including reports of staff not specialising in diabetes appearing to lack a basic knowledge about diabetes, leading to suboptimal care [ 4].

Mandatory registration may have improved the ascertainment of children treated by clinicians not specialising in oncology: for example, general neurosurgeons for CNS tumours, ophthalmologists for retinoblastoma (outside the main centres), or dermatologists, endocrinologists and oral surgeons for melanoma/carcinoma.

The challenge of adequate assessment of progress is exacerbated for women who access services not specialising in maternity care.

The anatomy of H. reaumuri is not specialised for digging, and the excavation is a slow process, taking place only in early spring.

This story does serve to prove a very important point, though: The majority of seed dispersal mutualisms are not specialised.

The fact mostly reflects the large variability of thyroid FNA performance in not specialised Thyroid Hospitals and Cancer Centres.

"This court, with all due respect to the people in it, is not specialised to deal with the trial of the president of the republic.

4 An increasing number of the nurses in home care are not specialised district nurses.

It is not specialised to any one type of terrain, and tends to score well in field trials.

Scores of charities missed out on five-figure sums while Missing People, which does not specialise in supporting abuse victims, was handed £170,148.