Sentence examples for specialised definition from inspiring English sources
The farther away they are, the faster they are moving, and the more their light is redshifted.Both teams were looking at the way the fine structure of the universe has changed over time (though this is a rather specialised definition of fine structure, since it is looking at the distribution of galaxies).
However, although awareness seems to be higher in specialised ICU staff, agreement on the definitions of sepsis is just as scattered as with non-ICU specialists.
A major issue in the establishment phase was therefore the transformation of the health care generalist orientation and the definition of a portfolio of highly specialised services.
Inconsistency in outcome may arise from differences in study population (for example, specialised clinic versus population), age group differences (that is, young-old versus old-old), operational definition of MCI and neuropathological criteria (for example, Khachaturian, Consortium to Establish a Registry for Alzheimer's Disease, or National Institute on Aging-Reagan).
Other biases in our results are related to sample characteristics: MSM recruited in medical facilities by definition already have access to STI-related care (60% among those medical facilities were specialised in HIV treatment).
The work is highly specialised.
This segmentation can become highly specialised.
We make specialised bullets.
Voestalpine invested and specialised.
