Meanings of subdiscipline in English

Nonetheless, the economy of high-throughput sequencing cannot be fully leveraged in the subdiscipline of functional metagenomics.

Back to the subdiscipline thing.

To signal a repositioning of the department, its name was changed from public administration, which is a subdiscipline of politics.

The merging of parallel, but until now largely separate, efforts in these areas into exposure surveillance systems combines unique strengths from each subdiscipline.

This subdiscipline of plastic surgery focuses on repairing intricate structures such as blood vessels and nerves less than a few millimetres in diameter.

These high-energy windows in the spectrum thus represent relatively young subdisciplines of astrophysics.

It might be a little late for you to start breaking into the scientific subdisciplines.

By the early sixties, overhead reconnaissance had spawned an array of esoteric subdisciplines, such as "tentology," "shelterology," and "cratology."