Sentence examples for specializations of from inspiring English sources

To what extent are the obvious and sometimes spectacular morphological specializations of some unicellular organisms and specialized vertebrate cell types a reflection of a universal property of cells?

Depending on the specializations of medical activity applied in these hospitals, they are divided into specialized (with one specialization) and general (with many specializations).

In general, specializations of the gut accompany herbivorous habits.

The applied techniques of fiscal and monetary policy have become established specializations of public administration.

The subsequent evolutionary sequence led to losses and specializations of the incisors and canines.

Species and also genera of araneomorph spiders are usually separated by specializations of the female epigynum and male pedipalp.

The eye, the ear, the tongue, and the nose all evolved from invaginations and specializations of the skin.

The specializations of mining and metalworking could evolve only after cultivation efforts created yields that could exceed subsistence levels.

Groups of reptiles whose modes of life came to depend heavily on passive defense also developed specializations of the skeleton.

Rather than present a detailed anatomical report of a lizard, this section discusses certain structures that are either characteristic of lizards in general or specializations of certain groups.

Even the most primitive atheriniforms in the suborder Cyprinodontoidei show the usual reproductive specializations of the group: sexual dimorphism and complex behaviour patterns in courtship and spawning.