Sentence examples for specialised study from inspiring English sources

A defiant generalist in an era of increasingly specialised study, and a mischievous provocateur, Lovelock is regarded by many as a scientific genius.

He made a specialised study of the north pole controversy (the problems of Frederick Cook in 1908 and Robert Peary in 1909), and although his analysis effectively resolved rival claims, The Noose of Laurels (1989) was not able to quench many of the passionate opinions.

Nonetheless, tephrochronological research remains a young field of specialised study.

The first 2 or 3 years of undergraduate education comprise broad study of the chosen field (e.g., physics, law, or chemistry), followed by a further 2 years of more specialised study.

Additionally, a more specialised study employing a patient subset with a specific subtype is clearly necessary, owing to the high heterogeneity of AML.

However, before performing a specialised study of each subclass of D. discoideum extracellular vesicles, it is worth questioning the whole distribution panel of EVs accompanying each important physiological state of D. discoideum cell life.

Smaller more specialised imaging studies will require greater interaction with site radiology departments, knowledge of specific scanner details and carefully prescribed quality assurance and quality control steps.

Thabo Mbeki, South Africa's president, said he was disturbed, when he attended a graduation ceremony last year, to see that virtually all the students had specialised in "Biblical studies, Biblical studies, Biblical studies".Nonetheless, the government is convinced that many more blacks would have been promoted had racist white bosses not blocked their way.

In June, Dolezal also lost a teaching position in Eastern Washington University's African studies department, where she specialised in black studies and African American culture.

Michael Proctor, who has died aged 88, was a leading botanist and ecologist who specialised in the study of natural vegetation and the British flora.

She's written a number of books about Henry VIII and Tudor England, and has specialised in the study of women in this period.