Sentence examples for the same specialization from inspiring English sources

But many researchers remain skeptical that the same specialization that has been demonstrated for some brain functions -- vision, for example -- holds when it comes to complex patterns of behavior.

The same specialization induces profitable investment in human capital, however, basic it may be.

The same specialization of the right hemisphere for fear expression seems to apply to dogs since recent research has found that stimuli that elicit withdrawal or a fear response (e.g. seeing a dominant unfamiliar dog) are associated with higher amplitude of tail wagging movements to the left side of the dog's body, hence reflecting activation of the right hemisphere [6].

Thus, having the same specialization or belonging to the same clinical directorate increased the likelihood that a link would be observed between two physicians.

Other nematodes within the Rhabditina also show the same specialization (Evans et al. 1997; Lee and Sommer 2003), but other taxa within the Chromadorea appear to use the same set of SLs for all SL trans-spliced mRNAs (Guiliano and Blaxter 2006).

Most importantly however, we now find a significantly negative impact of CSP densities on the ones of non-contract specialists in three out of four regressions (the exception is non-contract surgeons in column 1 of Table 6), indicating that there is competition between non-contract and contract specialists within the same specialization.

The results show that the impact of greening may be different even in areas with the same productive specialization.

Positive assortative mating might also be facilitated through males and females with the same foraging specialization exploiting the same food patches and thus encountering each other more often than birds with different foraging techniques.

There are very few cases in which congeneric feather lice of the same microhabitat specialization parasitize the same bird species [ 15], and in some of these cases lice partition the host range geographically because of variation in environmental conditions [ 32].

At the same time, specialization and subspecialization continues to be on the rise [ 16, 17], resulting in a strong focus of different specialists on individual diseases from their respective area of expertise, which may in turn compromise the care for other comorbidities [ 18].

The same type of specialization might also have been involved in the making of textiles.