Sentence examples for strongly specialized from inspiring English sources

It is therefore suggested, that for nematodes living in hydrothermal vents, invasion from adjacent sediments is potentially much more important than the distribution of a strongly specialized fauna over long distances.

In this study the preference was given to cercariae as they usually demonstrate less secondary modifications in general morphology (body construction) than the adult worms which may be strongly specialized (e.g. in Strigeidae, Sanguinicolidae, Heterophyidae, Renicolidae).

In general, many existing schemes are one-sided protocols and strongly specialized for specific control issues.

However, these existing schemes are strongly specialized for specific routing issues.

The fact that its anamorph has only very rarely been found in its natural environment [38] further supports the hypothesis that this species is strongly specialized.

This strongly suggests that these specialized areas are participants in the classification, feeding their inputs into distinct areas of the brain which, subsequently, abstract the quality of desirability, since these latter areas do not show any evident specialization, their responses correlating with desirability instead, regardless of the source.

Taking the Dutch GP workforce as an example, during the last decade the required inflow in specialized training strongly varied by the different scenarios that were applied.

As a result, and as pointed out by the National Department of Health, the South African health system remains strongly hospi-centric and specialized, with decision-making driven more by service than population needs [ 6].

Other special plant structures fulfill a similar function, but the tendril is distinctive in being a specialized lateral organ strongly possessing a twining tendency causing it to encircle any object encountered.

Our results show the influence of spatial environment on social organization of rats and suggest that social pressure strongly determines the emergence of specialized roles in a group.

Our observation strongly supports the notion of specialized transcription factories (Pombo et al., 2000; Xu and Cook, 2008), wherein promoters with common properties, such as binding sites for a particular transcription factor, share the same transcription factory.