The phrase "as developed ones" is not correct and may be confusing in written English.
It could be used in contexts discussing groups or entities that have reached a certain level of development or advancement, but it lacks clarity.
Example: "In comparison to developing countries, developed ones often have more resources and infrastructure."
Alternatives: "developed countries" or "advanced nations".
The CD-rom can be used in developed countries as well as developing ones.
In fact the authors find that banking crises have been almost as common in rich economies as developing ones (see table).In this section Stumble or fall?
OECD figures show that IT spending in developing economies has been growing more than twice as fast as in developed ones over the past decade (though admittedly from a low base).IT can even allow developing economies to leapfrog old technologies, for example, by skipping intermediate stages such as copper wires and analogue telephones.
That means, if P/Es are about the same, profit margins in emerging markets are twice again as high as in developed ones.
Nosocomial infections are frequent complications of hospitalization and also an important public health problem in developing countries, as well as in developed ones.
For their investors, that will be sad, but society as a whole will benefit: the cables and satellites will still be there, but free of the burden of their capital costs.The magic of competition works just as well in developing countries as in developed ones.
Studies have extensively reported suboptimal and non-uniform adherence to standard precautions by HCWs in developing countries as in developed ones [ 12, 14, 15].
The same firms have also started building the scale, expertise, quality and business capabilities to serve other emerging markets and, eventually, circle around to developed ones, as well.
Despite great limitations in the comparison between studies in literature, metabolic syndrome in obese young people represents a problem for public health, being present in expressive levels, as much in developed countries as in developing ones.
A configuration for hybrid diesel railcars based on a comparatively small hydraulic system (total mass: 2,400 kg) is presented that could be applicable for existing vehicles as well as newly developed ones.
