Sentence examples for apply in developing countries from inspiring English sources

Most flood models are based on advanced algorithmic and multiple data requirements that are sometimes difficult to apply in developing countries.

Because concentration response functions are mostly based on studies in Europe and North America, they may not apply in developing countries.

This study therefore contributes evidence that the process of social learning at work, and theories about the role of social interactions and institutional culture on improving effectiveness of learning which have emanated from developed countries, also apply in developing countries.

However, there are enough data showing that the impact of NCDs such as hypertension, CVD and diabetes is similar in different parts of the world, and the benefits of investment in care of people with NCDs are just as likely to apply in developing countries as in developed countries.

Electronic CDSS have been used in developed countries and recently been applied in developing countries [ 8].

A solar system for disinfection of water, to be applied in developing countries and/or long-term emergencies is presented.

The implementation of the design process strategy was supported using endogenous capabilities and resources at Universidad Industrial de Santander, which could be applied in developing countries.

The novel SPIA with visualization results was successfully applied for the detection of A. acidoterrestris and exhibited high specificity and sensitivity, making it a powerful tool for the detection of A. acidoterrestris in fruit juice industry and being conveniently applied in developing countries with limited resource.

Imagine if this technology were applied in developing countries, especially where lumber is scarce.

Lange was one of the first to push for so-called "combination therapies" to be applied in developing countries, rather than a regimen of a single drug.

This approach can be easily applied in developing countries, which is crucial in face of dwindling arable land and increasing food demand.