Sentence examples for specialization results from inspiring English sources

Knowledge sharing, however, is becoming increasingly difficult as the body of knowledge in each discipline increases and specialization results.

This suggests that in X. axonopodis, host specialization results from phylogeny-independent factors.

It is generally accepted that specialization results in lower average cost and could lead to innovative methods of production.

A population of generalists is thus characterized by a high niche breadth, while resource specialization results in low niche breadth.

A higher degree of individual diet specialization results in a large scatter of individuals around the population mean.

This humeral specialization results in a distinctive movement of the radius during walking because it causes the radius to move in a laterally-directed arc.

"Darwin got three geological awards even as he worked on biology". The twentieth-century embrace of specialization resulted in a great depth of knowledge and marvelous tools and techniques, but it separated scientists, limiting collaboration and understanding.

Global patterns of marine diversity have been, so far, studied in groups with high habitat specialization, resulting in conflicting patterns.

Alternatively, this over-recruitment may represent a breakdown in functional specialization, resulting in impaired cognition (Logan et al. 2002).

Moreover, since AS events are different at intraspecific level in several plant species, it was suggested that they may be correlated with niche specialization resulting from domestication in different geographical regions [ 18, 19].

If we define the functional role of a cooperator as contributing to the public good, and that well functioning groups minimize the impact of cheats on the public good, then, trivially, specialization resulting in mobile cooperators and sedentary cheaters corresponds to a non-social, individualistic scenario, and cannot be considered a group related phenomenon.