The phrase "appeared to develop the" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing a process or observation that suggests growth or progress in a particular area.
Example: "The research findings indicated that the participants appeared to develop the necessary skills over the course of the program."
Alternatives: "seemed to cultivate the" or "appeared to foster the".
The fact that women with familial breast cancer syndromes appear to develop the disease more frequently at an earlier age adds further complexity to the biological make-up of breast cancer in young women.
The peer assessor view appeared to develop during the assessment process and students became aware of their views by reasoning aloud.
And some difference of opinion on whether Con gress ought to do so appeared to develop between the Senate and House members of a con ference committee that met today in an attempt to work out a compromise.
Interestingly, the teeth appeared to develop normally until the secretory stage of enamel development.
But he argued that each move, even in the opening, should further that goal a contrast with Morphy, who appeared to develop pieces for the sake of development.
However, the endolymphatic duct, a structure involved in the homeostatic regulation of endolymph, appeared to develop normally in the lau ear, as assayed by bmp4 and foxi1 expression (Fig. 3A-D).
However the majority (>80%) of the embryo sacs appeared to develop normally and reached the mature FG7 stage (Fig. 5H).
Here, we have characterized the later maturation of these neurons in the single KO mice that appeared to develop normally up to the second postnatal week.
Kidney damage appeared to develop most rapidly, with the majority of patients having developed renal crisis within the first 2 years of SSc onset.
According to Sky News, witnesses reported that the helicopter appeared to develop a problem immediately after takeoff, struggling to clear the roof of the stadium and then spiraling to the ground.
