The phrase "appears to develop more" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing a process or trend that seems to be increasing or advancing in some way.
Example: "The research indicates that the technology appears to develop more rapidly than anticipated."
Alternatives: "seems to progress further" or "appears to advance more".
Also, the motor cortex appears to develop more quickly, which is probably linked to their hyperactivity.
Indeed, collagen type 1 deposition appears to develop more rapidly in the hypoxia group as observed by SHG imaging (Figure 6).
AKI appears to develop more often in patients with invasive MV than in those with NIV.
When pooled together, AKI appears to develop more often in patients with invasive MV than in those with NIV.
Acute kidney injury appears to develop more often in patients with invasive mechanical ventilation than in those with non-invasive ventilation.
Some studies suggest that the prevalence of CPSP depends on the location of the lesion and it appears to develop more commonly after medullar infarctions or thalamic lesions [ 12- 14].
Second, those women with GDM receiving insulin appeared to develop more severe dyslipidemia and exhibited an increasing trend in arterial stiffness after delivery, indicating that the metabolic disease in a stepwise manner was accompanied by notable changes in a vascular function and suggesting that there really was a dose and response type of relationship.
38 At 350 °C, baseline contributions to the UV/Vis spectra appeared to develop much more rapidly during the ETO conversion than during the MTO conversion, suggesting more rapid external coke formation.
Compared with adolescents, younger critically ill children appeared to develop IAH/ACS more often.
In fact, the column-wall failure mode appeared to develop a more effective catenary mechanism than even the beam-end interrupted failure mode, although further research is required to ascertain the relative merits between the two modes and associated connection methods.
