Sentence examples for far from fully developed from inspiring English sources

Kidney function is far from fully developed in the newborn infant.

But they also have a responsibility not to permanently scar the lives of young people who are far from fully developed when they land in custody.

The brain and nervous systems of young children are far from fully developed and are exquisitely sensitive to disruption and damage from industrial chemicals, including pesticides.

Intact chloroplasts were purified from fully developed leaf rosettes.

The relationship prevented Tolstoy from fully developing his philosophy.

The 19-year-old Beal has had a difficult rookie campaign and has struggled with his shot but is far from a fully developed player.

We are born completely dependent on others to care for us and with brains that are far from having fully developed.

Another, far more fully developed approach, is to screen for high risk types of human papillomavirus (HPV h r ).

b The amphibious Ambulocetus flourished a few million years after Pakicetus and displayed many more typical cetacean characteristics, but like all fossils found from this period so far, still had fully developed hindlimbs.

In fact, despite Mr. McCain's reliably conservative voting record in his 17 years in Congress and his image as a reformer, his ideas on domestic matters sometimes seem far from fixed or fully developed.

In addition, though economists are still far from having a fully developed explanation of the sources of economic growth, we are not at a loss for explaining why economic growth started first in Great Britain, later in the rest of Europe and finally now throughout the world.