Sentence examples for burden in developing regions from inspiring English sources

Lead exposure accounts for "almost 1% of the global burden of disease, with the highest burden in developing regions" (Fewtrell et al. 2004).

These findings may therefore have important implications for the burden of TB in developing regions with higher levels of transmission currently.

Hong Kong has experienced rapid development since 1945, and our findings have important implications for the burden of TB in developing regions with higher levels of transmission currently.

In the global assessment the resulting relative risks were applied to WHO estimates of the overall current burden from diarrhea in developing regions, to estimate attributable diarrhea deaths and DALYs from climate change in 2000 and relative risk estimates for years to 2030 (adjusting for effects of economic development).

A key action in support of this strategy is the evidence on the interventions that work best at the lowest cost in the prevention and control of non-communicable disease and injuries, in developing regions with a high disease burden.

Major inequalities in social, economic, health, and environmental well-being between developed and developing countries means that much of this burden rests upon the poor and vulnerable, with 25% of all deaths in children in developing regions attributable to environmental causes, as opposed to only 17% in developed regions [ 3].

Whereas it has been suggested that the burden of metabolic syndrome is growing in younger populations, especially in developing regions [ 21], metabolic syndrome increases with age as CARMELA results confirm.

The global burden of preterm birth varies by region with the highest rates occurring in developing regions.

The MMR in developing regions was found to be 14 times higher than in developed regions.

But many operators see growth opportunities, particularly in developing regions.

Usage Models of Classroom Computing in Developing Regions.