Sentence examples for more poorly developed from inspiring English sources

Terrigenous clastic facies (sedimentary rock exposures composed of fragments of older rocks), such as sandstone and shale, are more poorly developed during this time, and coals are rare.

In contrast, the brown-tailed mongoose has narrower feet with more poorly developed pads.

In the great sparrow, Cape sparrow (Passer melanurus), and southern grey-headed sparrow (Passer diffusus), this crest is more poorly developed, and they may even have a shallow groove at the front of the premaxilla, not nearly as well-developed as the groove in P. predomesticus.

Additionally, it was proposed that NEF1 is likely to be involved in exine formation at earlier developmental stages than other exine formation genes, such as MS2 and FLP1, since the exine is more poorly developed in NEF1 plants (Ariizumi et al. 2004).

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This regional variation is more substantial between the poorly developed remote rural western regions and the well-developed rural coastal regions.

In contrast, MEF C/EBPδ −/− cells grown on a flat substrate were more rounded, with a poorly developed actin cytoskeleton and reduced focal adhesions, as demonstrated by a reduction in vinculin staining (Fig. 1b).

Furthermore, while vehicle-treated and control animals had between 3 and 4 viable tapeworms associated to the host duodenal mucosa, tamoxifen-treated hamsters showed no more than 1 or 2 poorly developed parasites).

The film's lurch towards something resembling real-world emotion centres around Bond's surprisingly sentimental relationship with Léa Seydoux's psychologist (more on that later) which feels poorly developed.

It is not without justification that banks often view smaller businesses as bigger credit risks, and China's credit-rating system remains too poorly developed to benefit even the more solvent ones.

And last autumn, when capital-market liquidity dried up, America's banks took up some of the slack.In contrast, Japan, more heavily dependent on bank lending and with poorly developed corporate-debt markets, has suffered a prolonged credit crunch.