Examples of 'develops very' in a sentence

Meaning of "develops very"

develops very: Indicates a high level of progression or improvement in a particular area. This phrase is often used to describe the growth or advancement of skills, projects, technologies, or ideas

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The appliance develops very high temperatures.
It is an infectious disease that develops very slowly.
Poland develops very dynamically and rapidly.
Cancer of the prostate develops very slowly.
Develops very slowly over time.
This type of glaucoma develops very slowly.
Luca also develops very well in pots and flowerbeds.
Tolerance is significant and develops very rapidly.
Addiction develops very quickly and is more difficult to treat.
Caffeine tolerance develops very quickly.
A voltage develops very quickly with the biofuel cell according to the invention.
Alcohol consumption generally develops very well after treatment.
CLL often develops very slowly and may not cause symptoms for many years.
Starts off weird and then develops very nicely.
Acute appendicitis develops very fast and in most cases it requires immediate surgical intervention.

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The tolerance level for caffeine develops very quickly.
This patent application develops very broadly the possible applications of this compound.
It is caused by a large number of lymphocytes that develops very slowly.
The stroke develops very quickly.
Everything starts with an idea which sometimes develops very slowly.
It usually develops very slowly.
But we have same interests and our love develops very fast.
These are skills that one develops very early or will not develop at all.
This is particularly likely to be the case where the a crisis appears develops very suddenly.
The modern consumer market of mobile devices develops very rapidly without any foreseeable downtrend.
Kittens generally digest milk poorly, because the capacity of starch digestion develops very slowly.
It occurs more in adolescent males and develops very rapidly in the back and chest.
In recent decades, the research and application of high-strength steel plate develops very fast.
The acute form often develops very rapidly and can quickly lead to very dire consequences.
A sense of humour is a faculty that develops very early in children.
The disease develops very slowly after TB infection.
Tolerance for the drug also develops very quickly.
At one year, baby develops very quickly especially intellectually.
The first way is that our brain develops very slowly.
However, it develops very well also in pots or small flowerbeds.
He composes his photographies geometrically and develops very balanced image structures.
The disease usually develops very slowly, and considered chronic myeloid leukemia.
Pal Gow Poker tends to be a game which develops very slowly.
Prostate cancer often develops very slowly, and remains localized at the beginning.
Psychology is a young environment, so it develops very quickly.
Before spring sprouting, it develops very attractive hanging bunches, these are the male flowers.
For example, one form of leukemia develops very slowly.
Generally, colon cancer develops very slowly and the symptoms may not show up for years.
Noller is not the easiest of the horses, but he still develops very well.
And children 's caries often develops very rapidly, in some cases in just a few weeks.
It is less common than Burkitt 's lymphoma and it develops very slowly.
In general, HD develops very gradually, so that it may go undiagnosed for many years.
In most cases, the disease develops very rapidly.
It develops very well in water whose temperature goes up to 30 degrees.
Tolerance to LSD develops very quickly.

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