Sentence examples for the increasing specialization from inspiring English sources
However, the increasing specialization of political activity did not bring an end to clientelistic practices.
Among the factors that influenced the growth of emergency medicine was the increasing specialization in other areas of medicine.
Chace reflects on the increasing specialization of faculty and its impact on the teaching of general knowledge courses.
This increased role of the state was accompanied, after World War I, by the increasing specialization and professionalization of an expanding civil service.
In its first decades the society counted among its ranks many amateur astronomers, but since the late 19th century the increasing specialization and professionalization of the discipline has worked to erode amateur representation.
The practice of surrogate motherhood, though not unknown in previous times, came to international attention in the mid-1970s when a reduction in the number of children available for adoption and the increasing specialization of techniques in human embryology made such methods a viable alternative to lengthy and uncertain adoption procedures or childlessness.
First, with the increased specialization of labor, organizations see that expertise is distributed among their employees.
Nevertheless, the role and influence of premiers (using their own political resources) have tended to be eroded by the increased specialization of government and the expanded role of bureaucracies and government professionals.
It's a cyclical thing as well as a a side effect of the increased specialization with digital.
The increased specialization of the most developed European countries in manufactured products generated an intense demand for raw materials and foodstuffs; such needs were met both by various lesser-developed European countries and the rest of the world (Aparicio et al. 2009).
One of the reasons for increased contracting and production networks is the increased specialization required in production.
