Sentence examples for specialisation making from inspiring English sources

34 The increase in medical knowledge and skills has resulted in increasing specialisation, making it more difficult to have the necessary holistic view regarding elderly patients with multimorbidity.

But slowly a consensus has begun to form, particularly in Latin America, that this kind of specialisation makes it easier to build efficient (and therefore sustainably helpful) financial institutions.Early on, financial institutions affiliated to ACCION offered "solidarity loans"—small loans to groups of five people that were collectively guaranteed.

The formation of research consortia is complicated because individual specialisation makes definition of more general research topics difficult.

This broad geographical distribution, and the wide vertical range, in combination with the high level of specialisation, makes this group a perspective study object to learn about biogeographical and ecological aspects of reducing communities.

Experience and specialisation made social audit seem more simple than it is.

Often, shared ecological specialisations makes it possible to find basidiomes of different species associated with an individual host tree on the same site.

It leads to a degree of economic specialisation that makes business more efficient.

Specialisation which makes the system fragile to external perturbations, and reduces its capability to learn and adapt to environmental change.

Such specialisation probably made the thylacine susceptible to small disturbances to the ecosystem.

In the mid-19th century, Richard Owen, superintendent of natural history at the British Museum, decided that his area of specialisation needed its own space, and so he set about making his argument – on paper, in letters and in campaigns.

So American exports to other NAFTA countries are to a large extent determined by America's own demand for cars.By making trade flows more sensitive to falls in output, vertical specialisation may provide some insurance against widespread protectionism.