The phrase "achieved in the developing" is not correct and does not convey a clear meaning in written English.
It may be intended to refer to accomplishments made during a developmental process, but the phrasing is awkward and unclear.
Example: "The results achieved in the developing stages of the project were impressive."
Alternatives: "accomplished during development" or "attained in the development phase".
"Kenya's decision to abolish school fees is a shining example of just what can be achieved in the developing world by sheer political will".
Our view is one of optimism that these applications can be achieved in the developing world, and especially on the continent of Africa.
SoFa lines are potentially attractive model systems in which to study how synaptic specificity and connectivity are achieved in the developing retinal neuropils – the outer (supplementary material Fig. S2A-D) and inner (supplementary material Fig. S2E-N) plexiform layers.
Thus, the increase in breast cancer incidence, to a large extent, reflects the major successes achieved in the developing world in combating infectious diseases and maternal deaths from childbirth.
The identification and precise description of these lineages is the basis to both understanding how cellular diversity and patterning is achieved in the developing CNS and how the individual lineages (developmental units) contribute to the establishment of neural circuits (functional units).
In some ways, this is easier to achieve in the developing world.
The authors have designed and fabricated a 6.9 kVA500 kVA 3-phase HTS reactor, based on the elemental technologies achieved in the previously developed single-phase HTS transformers, which were focused on the reduction of AC loss for enhancing efficiency as well as the creation of a disk winding method for coil downsizing.
The paper details the mechanical and mechatronic design challenges, solutions and selected results achieved in the quest to develop a stand-alone electrical power supply system for off- grid rural communities, research which ultimately aims to produce a locally manufactured knock-down do-it-yourself CSP power generation kit, suitable for distribution throughout Africa.
At the present time, significant progress is being achieved in developing the technique for application in different domains.
With regard to food crops, it is observed that the rate of growth of cereal output achieved by the region during the 1961-97 period, was lower than that achieved in other developing regions of the world.
With respect to the cumbersome electrode preparation great advancements could be achieved in the meantime by newly developed hardware.
