Sentence examples for specialised member from inspiring English sources

The gray wolf is the second most specialised member of the genus Canis, after the Ethiopian wolf, as demonstrated by its morphological adaptations to hunting large prey, its more gregarious nature, and its highly advanced expressive behavior.

Fibroblasts are the least specialised member of the connective tissue family, whose main function is to maintain the structural integrity of connective tissue by secreting precursors of extracellular matrix rich of type I and/or type-III collagen [15].

Specialised palliative care is a higher standard of palliative care provided at the expert level, by a trained multi-professional team, who must continually update their skills and knowledge, in order to manage persisting and more complex problems and to provide specialised educational and practical resources to other non-specialised members of the primary or secondary care teams.

This was in part because they produced at a lower cost by allocating different portions of the panels among specialised workshop members, a practice Borchert describes as an early form of division of labour.

The analysis was conducted in 12 specialised centres, members of the Psocare 1 network, located in different parts of Italy.

Despite strict Oscar rules about the promotion of movies to Academy members, specialised teams for each film will try to coax voters to screenings, panel discussions and parties.

Previous research shows that nurses believe their position of power and authority may be threatened or challenged when family members participate in specialised nursing care for family members dependent on highly advanced technology [ 8].

The post-traumatic long-term rehabilitation may include the following: help from family members or specialised care providers, yearly treatments in rehabilitation clinics and kinesiology.

These specialised proteins, among them members of the heat-shock protein (Hsp) family, form a complex chaperone network that supports the correct folding and re-folding of proteins (Frydman, 2001; Young et al, 2004).

This result confirms the basic role of ICU work, in which the most critically ill patients are taken care of by multiprofessional teams and the most demanding treatments can be performed by an adequate number of team members and specialised staff.

Each party member has a specialised skill, some of which are required to solve puzzles to advance progression in the game.