Sentence examples for the specialisation of from inspiring English sources

In the US, insurance companies pay the same amount for any endometriosis surgery, regardless of the method or extent of the disease or the specialisation of the doctor.

Then, when the production of surplus food allowed for the specialisation of labour, the economic benefits from the physical proximity of that labour became apparent.

But given the specialisation of modern science and technology, they cannot be expected to keep abreast of all the technical literature.

Michael Knapton, associate medical director of the British Heart Foundation, says: "It is a failure of the specialisation of medicine where doctors look after an organ, rather than a person.

More than anything else, however, the new café was seen as the latest high-water mark of hipsterism, a sign that the specialisation of leisure pursuits in east London had gone too far.

In the EU cohesion policy the specialisation of regions is very important - in that way we can make development efficient.

This pattern of conservation suggests that the ear extension contributes to the functional specialisation of the canonical SLRPs.

Larger systemic forces, such as globalisation, technological change and the increasing specialisation of the US economy, which demanded more educated workers, played important roles as well.

But the silliest specialisation of all is the contractual agreement between Tate and the National Gallery not to poach from their respective "territories".

Our results show the molecular specialisation of PGT for the production of different classes of metabolites.

The observed difference in sensitivity of contraction-induced CaMKII phosphorylation between the studied muscle compartments suggests that the anatomical specialisation of muscle fibres is an important factor in the posttranslational regulation of CaMKII.