Sentence examples for specialization measures from inspiring English sources

Specialization measures the degree to which the system customizes resources to the particular needs of an individual or a group in pain.

Two published plant-pollinator networks were selected to investigate the behavior of different specialization measures [ 32, 33].

Note that all species-wise specialization measures such as d' are sensitive to the behavior of the other species.

The variation of species-level specialization measures (standardized Kullback-Leibler distance, d') holds valuable information for the structural properties of a network (see Methods: Species-level index).

The objective of this paper is to develop and discuss specialization measures that are based on frequency data and thus account for sampling intensity, and that overcome the problem of scale dependence.

In order to compare the null model characteristics of the specialization measures, we simulated artificial matrices with randomly associated partners and plotted the indices against an increasing number of partners and/or total number of interactions.

To measure aspects of cumulative inventive progress, we develop a "shared specialization measure" of patent families.

Instead, they will need to conduct a throughout pre-survey on site to determine the applicability of this specialization measure.

We aim to quantify the impact that trade-offs have on the degree of resource specialization, measured as the number of distinct ecotypes that can co-exist.

Thus, we followed Hernández Fernández and Vrba [ 7], which suggested the biomic specialization index (BSI) as a new specialization measure that can be used at the global scale or in different taxa.

In order to understand household specialization, a measure of relative hours worked by spouses presents a clearer picture compared to descriptive statistics.