Sentence examples for specialisation needed from inspiring English sources

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.

In part that is simply a reflection of the focus and specialisation needed to probe nature's deepest secrets but scientists should be mindful of losing sight of the wider world in which they operate.

We find they are general purpose, e.g. "medication order" cannot be taken directly but specialisation is needed for capturing the proper level of details.

We further show that latherin is also produced in horse salivary glands, which is consistent with their specialisation as animals needing to masticate and process large quantities of dry food material.

Nurses and midwives are at the front line of the response, and more need specialisation in neonatal care in order to respond to the demands on the health system, particularly for care of small and sick newborns.

Being "woman one" requires total specialisation to acquire the power needed to make the fastest start possible; since turning senior Varnish has increased her peak power output by a third, and she can now squat more than twice her bodyweight.

Korinek and Sourdin (2011) stated that "as developed nations shift from traditional manufacturing and agriculture and are increasingly engaging in international vertical specialisation, the need for efficient logistics services becomes ever more important" (p. 2).

But the key idea behind professionalisation, argues Mr Menand, is that "the knowledge and skills needed for a particular specialisation are transmissible but not transferable".

Thus, the currently available data support the adaptive specialisation hypothesis to explain the prevalence of EP in corvids, but further studies on more species are clearly needed, as only one caching species has been tested so far.

He also observed that RAAF personnel needed higher levels of professional qualifications than had been the case when he joined the Air Force, and there was a greater specialisation in particular fields.

This demonstrates that our designs do not need optimisation or specialisation for specific scenarios.