Sentence examples for characteristic of developing from inspiring English sources
A defining characteristic of developing countries is the inadequacy of basic services normally required to support organized economic activity.
Further studies will be required to explore the possible function(s) of N-AChE-S in normal tissues, and define if it is involved, for example in the programmed cell death characteristic of developing neurons [41].
This concentration pattern is characteristic of developing countries.
They can therefore contribute to the relief of the rural underemployment which is characteristic of developing countries.
98.0% of the respondents agreed with the statement, that 'small families and a high life expectancy are characteristic of industrialised countries and large families with a low life expectancy are characteristic of developing countries'.
The NOD mouse model of Sjögren's syndrome, at the pre-diabetic stage, has the unique characteristic of developing a deep secretory dysfunction with mild infiltration of the glands [ 7] consistent with a structural-dysfunctional aetiology.
The characteristic feature of developing Asia, however, was that they didn't even really try to face up to the dilemmas of financial management.
If we have the most polluted main street on the planet, then it is likely that we are taking on characteristics of developing nations: rapid development and urbanisation with insufficient regard for people who live around it, who most probably won't ever benefit from it.
Population aging is now a universal phenomenon, being a characteristic of developed countries as well as, increasingly, of developing countries.
Students should have knowledge of the structural characteristics of developing countries, and be familiar with the traditional models of development economics (basic growth theory, macroeconomic and trade theories and dual economy models).
These growth factors induced differentiation into 3D structures with characteristics of developing neural tissues, cartilage, or liver, respectively.
