Sentence examples for proportion of specialized from inspiring English sources

Young male starlings deprived of auditory experience with adult song, also showed, when adult, a higher proportion of generalist, and lower proportion of specialized neuronal sites [19].

Although the Lake has a high proportion of specialized endemics, the absence of close relatives outside Tanganyika has complicated phylogeographic reconstructions of the timing of lake colonization and intralacustrine diversification.

Electrophysiological recordings performed when these females were adult revealed perceptual abnormalities: they presented a larger auditory area, a lower proportion of specialized neurons and a larger proportion of generalist sites than wild-caught females, whereas these characteristics were similar to those observed in socially deprived (physically separated) females.

Several features were affected: they had 1) a larger auditory area (larger proportion of responsive sites), 2) a lower proportion of specialized neurons (sites responding to only one stimulus) and 3) a larger proportion of generalist sites (sites responding to all stimuli), associated with tonic, non-selective responses.

One possible reason for this might be the better data integrity of Hospital L. But its high proportion of specialized cases could be the most important factor.

In this study, we provide the first evidence that reported tobacco smoke induced methylation changes at single CpG site in DNA of WBC is mainly seen due to an increased proportion of specialized cell subtypes in blood rather than by direct impact of tobacco smoke on DNA methylation.

The proportions of specialized neurons were estimated by counting the recording sites that responded to 100% of the stimuli.

This is a particular challenge for the Brazilian National STD and AIDS Program given the relatively high proportion of non-specialized and small service sites in many states, and the distribution of AIDS care services may need to be reviewed at some locations.

A high proportion of practitioners reported specialized expertise (Table 2).

Such a strategy of treating a larger proportion of patients in specialized centers can evidently improve outcomes for complex surgical procedures, such as esophagectomies and pancreatectomies.

About the type of discharge, the proportion of transfer for specialized care was higher in the self-inflicted group (5.8% versus 3.6% and 2.4%, resp).