Sentence examples for the notion of specialization from inspiring English sources

We argue that undifferentiated conceptualizations of the notion of specialization contribute to these inconclusive results.

The notion of specialization of cnidarian Cavs α1 subunits is also strongly supported by our finding that the six Cav α subunit subtypes are highly conserved for about 500 Myr in the lineage of sea anemone and reef-building corals (fig. 3).

Results provide support for the notion of functional specialization of the right fusiform regions for maintaining face (but not non-face object) stimuli in working memory, and further suggest that low intensity electrical stimulation of this region may enhance demanding face working memory performance particularly in those with relatively poor baseline working memory skills.

This supports the notion of metabolic specialization that is finely tuned to the physiological properties of muscle fibers.

These findings support the notion of functional specialization within prefrontal cortex, for which there was until recently very little strong evidence in ablation studies (Gaffan, 2002).

Since Paul Broca's discovery in 1861, the notion of left hemisphere specialization for language has been established [ 11].

These results are consistent with the notion of vOT subregion specialization for the processing of different kinds of object, reflecting the availability of different spatial frequencies across this area (Levy et al. 2001; Hasson et al. 2002).

The notion of efficiency is directly connected to that of specialization and also associated to the possibility of exchanging.

This is in line with models that argue for task-dependent specialization of brain regions, and contrasts with the notion of task-independent stimulus selectivity in the reading system.

Therefore, our results support the notion of phagocytosis of a gram-negative bacterium by a protoeukaryotic cell, with posterior specialization to mitochondria.

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