Sentence examples for develops completely from inspiring English sources

If instead rewards are thought to depend on performance, then the process develops completely and learning modulates not just a generic stimulus representation, but specifically the attentional weighing (or prioritization) process acting on this representation (i.e., selected as a target or inhibited as a distracter).

To the best of our knowledge, the nasolabial groove only develops completely in fully metamorphosed individuals [[ 74- 78], RMB pers obs, D. B. Wake pers com].

Many studies have demonstrated that neonates who develop BPD present with elevated levels of oxidative stress markers, which indicate early oxidative deoxyribonucleic acid (DNA) damage, protein damage, and lipid peroxidation even before BPD develops completely [ 5– 7].

We expect that we can help to further improve their products already in development and we will help to develop completely new, additional components for the autonomous driving market".

A longer larval development time may allow the testes to develop completely resulting in young males with fully mature sperm not able to induce CI.

In the past decade, the drive to develop completely human antibodies for human therapy has led to the development of phage display technology.

In 2007, the company brought out the 8500 caliber, its first movement in over 20 years to be developed completely in house.

Hernando De Soto, the Peruvian economist whose ideas have influenced public policy in the region, believes that raw capitalism has trumped principles of fairness in Latin America because many of the region's democracies haven't developed completely.

Researchers must seek more efficient methods that involve fewer animals, look for more humane procedures and work towards developing completely new forms of experimentation that do not call for animals.

Using this method, the crystal grain can develop completely and the particle size is uniform.

Some combinations are not developed completely as their mechanisms are not yet known and poorly understood.