Sentence examples similar to highly developed quality from inspiring English sources
An orchestra plays as a collective in which unity of purpose, togetherness and blending are critical and highly developed qualities.
A company with a highly developed culture of quality spends, on average, $350 million less annually fixing mistakes than a company with a poorly developed one.
In the forested areas timber industries are highly developed.
In contrast with the assessment of publications on randomised controlled trials (eg, the approach taken by the Cochrane Collaboration), quality assessment of indicators themselves is not a highly developed methodology.
A highly developed sensitivity of touch enables the practitioner to feel and interpret the quality and flow of ki, the body's life-force.
A number of potential advantages of BLW have been proposed, including: a lower risk of obesity, as a result of better energy self-regulation; better diet quality; favourable effects on parental feeding practices; and more highly developed motor skills [ 24].
Our eyes are highly developed to see in great detail and also in very low light, but these very qualities make them vulnerable to damage from light.
Symbolism is highly developed.
"But Japan is a highly developed country.
Toroidal devices are the most highly developed.
Road and rail communications are highly developed.
