Sentence examples for progressive specialization from inspiring English sources
This study examines progressive specialization by evaluating trends in fellowship training among general surgeons.
Progressive specialization is increasingly linked to fellowship training, which generally abruptly narrows a surgeon's scope of practice.
Progressive specialization is the voluntary narrowing of scope of practice from the breadth of skills acquired during training; it occurs in response to patient demand, rapid growth of medical knowledge, and personal factors.
All the while, the progressive specialization of scientific disciplines and specific technical challenges triggered educational and research support for interdisciplinary projects, away from the traditional intellectual ambitions of global integration, from specific new projects to ambitious theories such as systems theory (Klein 1990).
Progressive specialization of tissues in the prominences was highlighted by the distribution of over-represented categories associated with development of muscle, bone, cartilage, dentition, vasculature, glands, epithelia, and the nervous system between the MdP, MxP, and FNP (Figure 7).
Progressive specialization is not restricted to morphological adaptation alone; it is reached by a combination of morphological, behavioral, physiological, and life history traits.
Ultimately, allowing the progressive differentiation and specialization of embryonic cells during development to form the many somatic cell types of the adult in an ordered manner.
Here we report a comparative analysis of the PRDM genes in vertebrates with the aim of connecting the expansion of this family of transcriptional regulators to their progressive functional specialization.
On one hand, the progressive separation and specialization of cognitive domains previously existed in an undistinguished form, within direct operational implementation.
Converging evidence from several research areas on language and other domains, including acquired brain damage and developmental disorders, lends little credence to the notion of prespecified modules but rather supports a dynamic, experience-dependent view of the progressive localization and specialization (i.e., progressive modularization) of brain regions across developmental time.
After this critical event we should find a progressive increase in the specialization degree of the rodent faunas from the Iberian Pleistocene (decrease of average BSI).
