The phrase "appear to develop the" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing observations or interpretations regarding a process or phenomenon that seems to be evolving or changing.
Example: "The researchers noted that the subjects appear to develop the necessary skills over time."
Alternatives: "seem to cultivate the" or "appear to foster the".
They appeared to develop the understanding that they needed to emphasize or display positive learning to people in positions of power, to demonstrate that they and their behaviours have improved enough to not need the CTO anymore (i.e. that they are becoming good enough now, learning how they need to behave, learning from their mistakes and past vices).
Just as important cognitive skills appear to develop with the help of working memory in childhood, working memory declines in older adults appear to be a factor in age-related changes in a range of cognitive tasks.
Most children with the disorder appear to develop normally in the first several years of life and then experience an unusual delay in the development of social abilities.
Together, Figures 11 a,d) and 13 a,b) indicate that the olfactory pits of the laser-manipulated larvae appear to develop similarly to the controls.
The DCs and OKCs do not appear to develop gradually from the period when follicles or dental lamina were formed but arise at various periods randomly.
Unlike other DNA-viruses, poxviruses appear to develop entirely within the cytoplasm of affected cells.
Maternal tissues appear to develop normally and the aberrant embryo and endosperm does not affect ovule growth and size.
Repeatedly exposed to the rage of unpredictable adults, abused children appear to develop an exquisite sensitivity to the emotional signals of anger, the study finds.
Albeit Cdc42−/− mice do not appear to develop spontaneous autoimmunity in the absence of infectious agents, they indeed mount more severe autoimmune responses in a N.aro-induced and T cell-mediated liver-specific autoimmune disease model.
Therefore, under androgen-depleted conditions, ADI prostate cancer cells appear to develop intracellular strategies that activate the AR signaling pathway.
