Sentence examples for more highly developed at from inspiring English sources

Lysigenous aerenchyma is more highly developed at the basal part of the roots (a, c) than at the apical part (b, d).

As Mr Davis puts it with careful pride, "manufacturing industry has become more extensive than ever before and in many branches more highly developed".But while there is security at home, abroad there seems nothing but trouble.

Vocational horticultural training is more highly developed in Europe.

As teen-agers, they began loitering for hours at Powell's Books, the vast emporium that has helped make Portland's literary culture more highly developed than that of much larger American cities.

In historic Greece, more highly developed fountains existed; both literary references and excavated remains abound.

This ability appears to be more highly developed in herbivores than in carnivores.

Sense organs are more highly developed in carnivores than in herbivores.

However, some are more highly developed, and others are deficient compared with those of humans.

The sense of hearing in the Otophysi is more highly developed than in any other fishes.

These more highly developed and extensive version of early emoticons – the :-) and :-( built from ASCII characters and used in texts and emails – have opened up serious new possibilities.

A century and a half later, of course, we now live in a world that is far more highly developed in these ways.