Sentence examples for relative specializations from inspiring English sources

To determine relationships within the Strigiformes, taxonomists utilize features of the skull and the sternum, relative specializations of the eye and ear, and the development of the facial disk.

Thus, they work in a collaborative mode but are not interchangeable, each displaying relative specializations for separate behavioral components.

With the increase of the average size of farms in these areas, there is relative specialization, and the number of buildings in the newly built farms is decreasing.

There is a relative specialization of the signalling pathways of macrophage reprogramming in response to different components of the microenvironment.

Due to the relative specialization of each organelle toward protein sorting and/or particular metabolic pathways, we thereby anticipated that the differential distribution of R- and G-DIM-enriched proteins over distinct cellular compartments might be of functional relevance.

The correlation is not perfect, however, and the lack of correspondence likely reflects similarities of some libraries to others in the collection, or relative specialization of the tissue, or a combination of these factors.

Table  1 displays the five countries with greatest scientific production in each region, their position in the world ranking of 213 countries with at least one document published in the category of Public Health, and the place occupied by each aggregate in the ranking of Relative Specialization Index (RS I for the period of study.

Other recent studies suggest that strong temporal heterogeneity is a common feature of pollination networks, and so the temporal sampling scheme must be considered when interpreting the relative degree of specialization among species [47], [48].

Table 4 (see p. 10) shows the absolute and relative frequencies of each specialization's affiliates.

Two forms of WM, namely, verbal and nonverbal WM, have been found to be asymmetrically represented in the left and right frontal cortex; however, this left-right specialization is relative [ 9, 10].

Own and relative spousal human capital affects specialization differentially by type of marriage and gender of the immigrant (Table 2).