People born in developing countries move to well-developed ones.
Xiaodian, a police chief in a prosperous and well-developed coastal city, notes that he has protesters outside his office every day, sometimes every week.
Individual philosophies can be simple, developing, or well-developed.
The witness, Joel Davis, 60, testified in State Supreme Court in Manhattan that several weeks after noting the tanned, "well-developed" woman in the store, he saw what appeared to be her photograph on a missing persons flier and called the police.
A gradient of reproducibility was noted, highest in well-developed motor disorders (achalasia spectrum, hypermotility disorders, and aperistalsis, 91.7-100%, p = ns compared to controls); and lower in lesser motor disorders (contraction wave abnormalities, esophageal body hypomotility) or normal studies (62.2-70.8%, p < 0.0001 compared to well-developed motor disorders).
She felt that The Last Dog on Earth's main strength was the "well-developed and sympathetic protagonist" Logan, but noted that the "memos and several subplots" interspersed between chapters and Ehrenhaft's "[somewhat] heavy-handed" attempts to foreshadow were drawbacks.
Strauss (7/6) noted this is particularly relevant for Eucalyptus in some developing countries, in which well-developed plantation forestry systems are already in place.
He finds mysticism to be a common theme in Kwee's works, noting it as particularly well-developed in the later novel Soemangetnja Boenga Tjempaka (The Joy of the Cempaka Flowers).
Canada was noted to have a well-developed consortium of public and private institutions that has benefited from a great deal of financial and technological investment over the last two decades [ 80].
The Costa Rica case study noted the synergy between a well-developed national SPS system and success in penetrating export markets.
We noted that there was a well-developed international language of human rights in relation to sexual and reproductive health, accompanied by significant international advocacy efforts stretching back several decades [ 2- 4].
