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Meanings of specialisation in English

Portuguese
especialidades médicas
Catalan
especialització
Spanish
especialización

The special line of work you have adopted as your career.

especialidades médicas
Synonyms
Examples for "differentiation"
Examples for "differentiation"
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The current study established a new approach for directing ES cell differentiation.
Pubmed
2
Previous studies highlight CARM1's importance in the differentiation of different cell types.
Pubmed
3
As a result, HQ treatment inhibited erythroid differentiation in a dose-response manner.
Pubmed
4
However, we also identified topographies that supported differentiation of highly spread cells.
Pubmed
5
However, the molecular mechanisms that control neuroblastoma differentiation are not well understood.
Pubmed
1
The Company offers commercial, personal and specialty products and risk management solutions.
Reuters
2
It is about building a responsible professional specialty in matters of terrorism.
The Guardian
3
The segment makes product identification systems and specialty printers, among other products.
Reuters
4
Walgreens has four central specialty pharmacies that mainly provide mail order services.
Reuters
5
The Healthcare division provides tax assistance and financial services for medical specialty.
Reuters
1
General practice remains by far the most popular speciality among medical graduates.
The Irish Times
2
So to the second explanation and another local speciality: the conspiracy theory.
The Guardian
3
I think the colour of President Robinson's coat was his particular speciality.
The Irish Times
4
German civil servants know that, culturally speaking, busking is not their speciality.
The Irish Times
5
Medical Pages offers a directory of Irish doctors, broken down by speciality.
The Irish Times
1
The effect of surgical specialization cannot be entirely attributed to volume effects.
Pubmed
2
He's the one whose area of specialization is like your dad's right?
Treecat Wars
3
The confusion arises because thirty-odd years of television has resulted in specialization.
By Proxy
4
The need for specialization and mediation changed the nature of pragmatic relations.
The Civilization of Illiteracy
5
The results are discussed in relation to host specialization in M. persicae.
Pubmed
1
But the practical result of the dilemma is the rise of specialism.
At Large
2
I feel so lucky to have got a job in my specialism.
The Guardian
3
My specialism is financial reporting, especially stories involving tax dodging and money laundering.
The Guardian
4
Fighting lack of clarity with lack of clarity was his specialism.
The Guardian
5
All this separates games from the majority and makes for specialism and professionalism.
Youth: Its Education, Regimen, and Hygiene
Usage of specialisation in English
1
Good rules reward exchange and specialisation; bad rules reward confiscation and politicking.
The Rational Optimist
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Farming is the extension of specialisation and exchange to include other species.
The Rational Optimist
3
It means that the benefits of openness and specialisation are being squandered.
The Guardian
4
Later specialisation may also produce a greater chance of sporting success, he said.
Radio NZ
5
There is thus a broad scope in terms of the fields of specialisation.
The South African
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Early specialisation does not seem to increase an athlete's chance of turning pro.
The Guardian
7
And even with specialisation and technology, verifying an image can be nearly impossible.
BBC
8
The campuses would still retain their own character and acknowledged areas of specialisation.
Radio NZ
9
It comes from exchange and specialisation and from the resulting division of labour.
The Rational Optimist
10
In the case of Althea, there had been no sign of such specialisation.
The Red Planet
11
God and the Devil are an effort after specialisation and division of labour.
The Note-Books of Samuel Butler
12
So there is a cycle of rising and falling specialisation in human populations.
The Rational Optimist
13
And therefore specialisation hasn't gone nearly so far in cold latitudes or altitudes.
Science in Arcady
14
Excelling at being part of a larger whole is our specialisation.
Independent.ie
15
This first specialisation of function, once commenced, tends ever to become more decided.
Essays on Education and Kindred Subjects / Everyman's Library
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We're always talking about specialisation, and the fact is we haven't specialised enough.
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Specialisation through the time
Specialisation across language varieties
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