In short, specialization is speciation.
And even the poorest in specializations like radiology and surgery routinely rake in around $400,000 annually.
In most animal species examined different MT isoforms show poor or no appreciable differentiation and specialization in their functions and metal-binding preferences [ 7, 8], although variations in metal selectivity between MT domains exist in some cases [ 9- 11].
4 Malaria reduces growth directly by incapacitating the workforce and indirectly through effects such as reduced labor mobility, less scope for specialization, and poorer skills matching.
Since the initiatives are pro-poor, most of them use specialization and standardization to reduce costs and achieve high patient volumes.
An unintended consequence of specialization in science is poor communication across specialties.
Specialization is actually a bit dangerous for the urban poor, since it is hard to predict what kind of job will provide a living next year.
We interpret this lack of specialization as being consistent with our hypothesis that even poor households can create multiple enterprises rather than face saturation in within-household labor supply.
There was a programme of pre-medical training to make up for school-leavers' poor performance in science subjects, and postgraduate training in clinical specializations such as obstetrics.
Although the subplate appeared as a relatively cell poor zone, there were neurons present that had undergone a degree of phenotypic specialization.
In contrast to dyslexics, poor readers displayed similar N170 tuning to control expert readers, suggesting that impaired N170 specialization is a hallmark of developmental dyslexia.
