Sentence examples for attention in developing from inspiring English sources
The problem is also getting some attention in developing countries, where rapid urbanization is exposing an ever greater number of people to extreme heat.
Although there are multitude methods for the synthesis of nanoparticles (NPs), there is an increasing attention in developing high-yield, low-cost, non-toxic and eco-friendly procedures.
Recently metal-organic frameworks (MOFs) have attracted more attention in developing new electrochemical sensors due to their unique properties such as crystalline ordered structures, tunable pore sizes, large surface areas, chemical tenability and thermal stability.
Cerium oxide nanoparticles (CNPs) contain several properties such as catalytic activity, fluorescent quencher and electrochemical, high surface area, and oxygen transfer ability, which have attracted considerable attention in developing high-sensitive biosensors.
During recent years, much attention in developing general-purpose, computer algebra systems was focused not only on better symbolic algorithms but, to a very similar extent, also on fast numerical computations and improved tools for visualization.
However, the issue has received less attention in developing countries, especially in Asian economies.
In recent years, the concept of nearly zero energy buildings (NZEB) has gained wide attention in developed countries.
Thermal comfort is of growing interest to academics and practitioners, while the quality of open urban spaces has received increasing attention in developed countries.
The management of forms of urban development on the city fringe in order to encourage a sustainable transport system is usually overlooked in China, although it is increasingly attracting attention in developed countries.
Although the disease has garnered frenzied attention in developed nations like the United States, confirmed Ebola cases have been all but nonexistent within these countries.
That result should grab the attention of observers in developed as well as developing countries, says Kristie Ebi, an epidemiologist with the scientific consultancy Exponent Health Group.
