The solution proposed by most researchers is specialisation [24 26], which involves offloading parallelisable computations to embedded microarchitectures.
Group living, especially where it involves behavioural specialisation, is likely to provide benefits from many sources, such as enhanced task efficiency [ 3, 4, 9, 18- 20] and protection against predators [ 21- 23].
Many facilitating subjects also involve specialisation, which might equally narrow a student's choices later on.
Cancer services in the UK increasingly involve specialisation, particularly in the treatment of breast cancer.
Most of these growth factors are capable of eliciting multiple responses and the specialisation appears to involve the subtype-specific distribution of their cognate receptors, respectively established through the combinatorial distribution of fate-specifying transcription factors [ 3].
Specialisation in the broader sense involves the provision of multimodal and individualised diagnostic and therapeutic strategies.
The absence of "facultative use of the primary host" constitutes a strong argument in favour of the fundatrix specialisation hypothesis, suggesting that host alternation loss involves a loss of the primary host, but not of the secondary host.
The professional background of the CHC-nurses involves RSCNs who are registered nurses with one year of specialisation in health- and medical care of children and young people, while DNs are registered nurses with 1.5 year of specialisation in primary health- and medical care of children, adults and the elderly.
One of the chief gains from a currency union may involve greater specialisation: Detroit as the centre of American carmaking, for example.
In this regard, specialisation in order to achieve a high level of performance in a sporting pursuit involves the standardisation of training methods so as to bring about structural and neural adaptations properly aligned with the inherent demands of the activity to be performed and the position assigned to the player.
