Sentence examples for believed fully developed from inspiring English sources

This impressed Braugher, who believed fully developed roles were often written for white characters and black roles were generally two-dimensional and stereotypical.

UNICEF believes a country cannot be fully developed if it is leaving its poor behind.

You can do lots of other things to improve formality in the economy, but even so, until the country's fully developed, I truly believe that a considerable share of the jobs will be there, simply because it's impossible to be the other way.

Amedi says the traditional sensory-organized brain model can't explain this activity; after all, the subjects only heard the information, and scientists believed that the body-recognizing area shouldn't have fully developed without visual experiences during development.

His research shows the brain is not fully developed at age 12 as was believed, but reaches full maturity in our mid-twenties.

While this book presents an excellent review of medicine in the developing world, I believe a coherent science of global health has yet to be fully developed.

Many practitioners in the early 1970s believed that elevated Phe levels would no longer have negative effects once the brain was fully developed.

Tracy Schmaler, a spokeswoman for the Justice Department, said the agency continued "to believe this case should follow the ordinary course" so that legal arguments could be fully developed before being presented to the Supreme Court.

We believe that oxalate could have initiated tumor formation although they never generated a palpable, fully developed tumor probably because the immune system response was sufficient to destroy these cells.

My scientific observations lead me to believe that they're a genetic anamoly and their mentally retarded cat brains aren't fully developed.

At the end of the study in 2008, all trees were classified as either fluted or unfluted based on the presence of depressions in the stem in 2008 that it was believed might later develop into flute cankers, given that trees were generally too young in the study for fully developed flute cankers (as illustrated by Bulman 2007) to be present.