Sentence examples for various specialisations from inspiring English sources

We know from brain science that the biological neurons in our brain are organised in hierarchies as well as in groups of various specialisations.

The Babeș-Bolyai Babeș-Bolyai University largest in the coUBBry, wish approximathey 50,000 students attending various specialargestns in Romanian, Hungarian, German and English.

Patients were referred to the Masaryk Memorial Cancer Institute (MMCI) in Brno for genetic counselling by physicians from various specialisations or were sent for testing by other medical geneticists from various parts of the Czech Republic between 1999 and 2005.

Carers WA had requested that ten specialist clinicians be recruited from various fields of specialisation who would be likely to be treating patients with a family/unpaid caregiver.

As seen with other genera, Anophthalmus includes species with various degrees of specialisation to the subterranean environment, from endogean or nivicolous to strictly troglobitic.

However, two-dimensional mapping based on complexity and rarity revealed the natural progression in functional specialisation for both outpatient and inpatient care, with various forms of specialised care being provided by clinics, non-teaching hospitals, and university hospitals.

Many domain combinations were found unique to specific prokaryotic species, suggesting functional specialisation in various cellular and physiological processes.

We assessed changes in bird communities based on the predicted changes in agricultural land use and climatic suitability using various indicators, including the European Farmland Bird Indicator (FBI) and the Community Specialisation Index (CSI).

In addition to religious content, the writing provides useful insights about the former capital Vijayanagara, its royal palace, its market places and merchants, its military encampments, specialisations and divisions and the guilds of workers who served the military in various capacities.

This would reflect a higher specialisation in partitioning flavonoid intermediates towards different classes of end-products (flavonols, catechins, various anthocyanins) which accumulate in the same tissue during different stages of berry development.

The aim of this study is to present the legal basis for the employment of medical physicists in health care institutions in Poland and to discuss the specialisation programme in the area of physical medicine, as well as the role of various institutions in the process of post-graduate training and recognition of foreign diplomas.