Sentence examples for highly developed condition from inspiring English sources

Case studies employing this methodology are presented for three Southeast Florida beaches ranging from mostly natural to highly developed condition.

Micrographs from roots of plants grown in well-watered or slightly drought-stressed conditions showed highly developed aerenchyma under both soil water conditions and in both genotypes (supplementary Fig. S1; only Nipponbare is shown).

We have successfully developed conditions for highly regioselective, gold(I -catalysed dI -catalysedc etherification of alcohols with chirality transfer to access enantioenrichedirectbstituted secondallylicylic etherification

Each patient had between one and four conditions specified as having a highly developed evidence base (diabetes and hypertension) or a less developed evidence base (chronic obstructive pulmonary disease or a collection of acute conditions).

Today, around 20,000 Thai men and women — the nationality who make up the bulk of foreign workers — are thought to be working in Israel's highly developed agricultural sector, nearly all in substandard conditions.

"Depressing conditions unworthy of an otherwise highly developed country," is how Riccardo Mancini, publisher of both of these provocative projects, describes the situation.

An area of life-history thinking that has been highly developed with respect to nutrition is that of the condition dependence of sexual signals (Morehouse 2014).

The resulting carbons show highly developed porosity and different amounts of nitrogen, depending on preparation conditions.

Overall, nonlinear potential solvers are efficient, highly developed and routinely used in the aerodynamic design environment for cruise conditions.

Moreover, the number of patients seeking treatment because of temporomandibular disorders and oral parafunctions is increasing, which may confirm a correlation between these conditions and a growing number of chronic stressors in highly developed societies.

Mr. Stiner obtained many "beats" for the HERALD during the Civil War and often under most trying conditions, for facilities for gathering and sending news were not highly developed in those days.