Sentence examples for been much developed from inspiring English sources

Although the photodynamic inactivation of bacteria has been known for over a hundred years, its use to treat infections has not been much developed.

For instance, the Jesuit astronomers who doubted the reliability of Galileo's telescopic observations were not being completely irrational:  the telescope was a new invention, little was yet understood about how it worked and how reliable it was for observing distant objects (the theory of optics had not yet been much developed).

In fact, the field of acoustic metamaterials has been much developed over the past 15 years and still keeps developing.

Although the theoretical studies on the thermal conductivity of nanofluids have been much developed, the most fundamental flaw lies in the great difference in different experimental results.

Darwin's Theory has been much developed and improved by countless scientists over the years, most dramatically since the discovery of DNA -- which Darwin knew nothing about, but which uncannily supported his theory and revealed the mechanism by which it works.

The new town was much developed after 1930 in conjunction with a program of reclamation of the Maremma.

Haikou was much developed as a port during the Sino-Japanese War (1937 45) when the Japanese occupied Hainan Island from early 1939 to 1945.

During this period, a market economy, domestic trading by coastal sea routes as well as ports, inland long-distance footpaths connecting major cities with stations along them, as well as river transport were much developed.

And there is much developing yet to do.

Moreover, SEM has been much more developed with some practical research results published in several standards and guides.

What is at stake are those parts of the country which, in fact, have been historically much developed and cultivated.