Sentence examples for specialisation in a from inspiring English sources

It does have a bit of pre-ordained neuro-anatomy (in particular, it has been fitted with the equivalent of a hippocampus) but, like the local specialisation in a real cortex observed by people like Dr Kanwisher, most of the specialisation in Darwin XI simply emerges.

A narrow programme, however, provides a high degree of specialisation in a particular discipline or specific occupation.

It is precisely the share of contacts of providers and suppliers and the specialisation in a certain sector (what Werbner calls vertical and horizontal integration) what enables the persistence and consolidation of an enclave even if this is constituted by businesses placed in different neighbourhoods or cities.

This is the first analysis to confirm the association between time to treatment and good functional outcome in a population based state-wide cohort from hospitals with different levels of stroke expertise and levels of specialisation in a state with a population of more than 10 million inhabitants.

Community outreach needs to be identified as a core training specialisation in all health and welfare related education.

However, there are a few exceptions: having a rural background is positively correlated with having parents living in a rural area (0.682); planning a specialisation in medicine is negatively correlated with planning a specialisation in public health (0.864); and having done community service during studies is positively correlated with having conducted fieldwork during studies (0.755).

Ben was later to attract other partners for specific ventures: Robert Douwma, for Weinreb and Douwma, dealing in maps and atlases; and James Molloy, for a specialisation in recusant Roman Catholic material (a wag suggested that this part of the Weinreb empire should be called Wine, Bread and Dogma Ltd).

A planned specialisation in medicine seems to have a negative association with accepting a rural posting, i.e. students who are aiming for a particular specialty in medicine are less likely to accept a job in rural areas, though this result is not significant.

degree from the Union Theological Seminary in the City of New York; a Diploma in Buddhism, with a specialisation in Theravada Buddhism, from the Vidyalankara University in Sri Lanka; a Master of Arts (M.A).

After graduating with a specialisation in clinical paediatrics in 2003, Mefford started a 3-year medical genetics fellowship in the university's Department of Genome Sciences.

Mark Spiering, a psychologist with a specialisation in Sexology from the University of Amsterdam, agrees: "I think the main reason for our increased sex drive in the summer is simply the amount of nudity we see on the streets.