Sentence examples for immature concept from inspiring English sources

This pleasant little Bavarian town is the site of a promising but perhaps still immature concept in the simultaneous teaching of music and the German language, the "Festshortschrift".

Nevertheless, immature design concepts often lead to unexpected performance, which reduces confidence in these structures.

Rework tasks in collaborative development projects dealing with immature design concepts are very frequent and are responsible of cost overruns and schedule delays.

As the authors' surgical strategy is based on the concept that immature joint structures in these patients have the potential to recover a normal growth process after successful reduction, open reduction alone is selected as early as possible for patients aged < two years.

Alongside the usual string of caveats that the "technologies and concepts are immature, poorly understood and unproven in mission-critical, at-scale business operations".

For instance, he can declare that he meant 'child' to express the concept of an immature offspring.

And if anything it's "immature" content.

However, the latter concept is very recent immature work, of which only the concept is proposed and explained.

The larger blood and plasma volume responses in the immature fetuses are consistent with the concept that they have a greater extracellular fluid volume.

76– 79 Indeed, the concept of co-feeding of immature I. ricinus in determining TBEV endemic foci in central Europe was one of the first studies to show the complexities of tick seasonality and behaviour of disease transmission cycles.

Considering that MSI2 was also significantly upregulated in immature human β-cells, our results support the concept that elevated Musashi may be found in an immature cell state in the adult pancreas and perhaps the possibility of expressing multiple hormones.