Sentence examples for specialization in the first from inspiring English sources

Note that the births in these facilities accounted for 67.75%, 75.98%, and 78.96% of total births in all regions of the Sennan area before the specialization, in the first and the second year after the specialization, respectively.

Social Work Fellows participate in both multidisciplinary and discipline specific training, which includes didactics, intensive supervision, and direct practice, with engagement in an elective project and/or area of specialization in the second year of the training program.

Of course, what made this sort of specialization possible in the first place was cheap energy.

Notable features of the Soviet system were narrowly defined professional education; early specialization, beginning in the first year of medical school; and emphasis on empirical clinical training at the expense of scientifically based education.

The subject matter for such practice and specialization has recently been gathered in the first textbook dedicated to this area [ 49].

In prospective studies examining prehospital intubation of children by doctors with a specialization in the field of emergency medicine, the first intubation attempt effectiveness through the mouth was varied and was 53.9 % for infants, 68.2 % for children under 5 years of age, and 95.7 for children aged 6 14 years [ 6].

B. C. Catanzaro, S. A. Kamil, Y. Lee, K. Asanović, J. Demmel, K. Keutzer, J. Shalf, K. A. Yelick, and A. Fox, "SEJITS: Getting productivity and performance with selective embedded JIT specialization," in Proceedings First Workshop on Programming Models for Emerging Architectures, 2009.

We examined the number and proportion of total births, low birth weight births, and premature births in all regions and the three cities involved in the specialization (Izumisano, Kaizuka, and Kumatori cities) by maternity facility among pregnant women in the Sennan area during the pre-specialization period, the first year after specialization, and the second year after specialization.

We found that the net increase (resp. the increased proportion) for this measure in Izumisano City Hospital was 36 (resp. 34.62%) in the first year after the specialization and 72 (resp. 69.23%) in the second year after the specialization, compared to those before the specialization.

"This is the first description of a cellular specialization in the brains of great apes and humans," says neuroscientist Tom Insel of Emory University in Atlanta.

With respect to the increased proportion, it was 21.78% (resp. 60.4%) in the first (resp. the second) year after the specialization for low birth weight births and 78.05% (resp. 143.9%) in the first (resp. the second) year after the specialization, compared to those before the specialization.