developed

Examples of underdeveloped

underdeveloped
When they are released, the embryo is differentiated but underdeveloped.
Second, although the countries of the region are economically underdeveloped, prosperity and development remain major goals in the articulation of their foreign policies.
By such a process all underdeveloped nations would achieve economic maturity.
Interventions for caregivers of persons at end of life, however, are relatively few in number and are often underdeveloped.
No public explanation has been offered for lavishing special benefits on these four favoured provinces rather than neighbouring and equally underdeveloped provinces.
Population ethics is an underdeveloped field of inquiry.
The economy is still underdeveloped, with low manufactured and hightechnology exports, low expenditure on research and development, and small numbers of computers and mobile phones.
Rather, they championed capitalism, but from the perspective of an underdeveloped nation.
The senator noted that, in the postwar world, the whole concept of foreign aid, especially to the underdeveloped world, was relatively new.
However, his underdeveloped theoretical framework impedes a coherent presentation.
Certainly, concepts such as user choice are very underdeveloped in practice.
Longstanding dichotomies such as metropole\\colony and civilized\\primitive were reworked into the categories of developed\\ underdeveloped.
It had remarkable bumps at its front, whereas those on the back were underdeveloped.
Four operating principles and input distribution as explanations for underdeveloped and mature morphological systems.
They suggested that this phenomenon is caused by the frequent occurrence of underdeveloped seeds in less mature fruits.
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