The World Health Organization estimates that about 800,000 infants become infected with the virus each year, chiefly in developing countries.
It is, in fact, chiefly in developing countries - India, Egypt, Iran, China and others - that the need to find a balance between human numbers and the earth's limits is properly understood.
He sees worrying trends.Counterfeiters used to operate chiefly in developing countries, says Mr Clark, but now his firm sees fakes coming from such rich and well-regulated places as Canada and Britain.
Thoroughly conversant with Latin and Greek writers, a competent textual critic, and a prolific composer of Latin verse, Scaliger was chiefly interested in developing an understanding and critical evaluation of the ancients.
Epidemiological transition in South Asia and the burden of NCDs The second paragraph starts as "While in the developed countries the battle is chiefly against NCDs, people in developing countries are facing a double burden [of] malnutrition".
Marasmus, a form of protein-energy malnutrition occurring chiefly among very young children in developing countries, particularly under famine conditions, in which a mother's milk supply is greatly reduced.
In developing countries, chiefly in Africa and Asia, some 200 million children under age 5 won't reach the same milestones for physical growth, school performance, and earnings later on as children who are less deprived.
The founder is also focused on streamlining CommonLit for mobile, as many pupils living in developing countries already chiefly communicate by smartphone (sub-Saharan Africa is home to nearly a tenth of the worlds mobile users, a figure that's expected to grow rapidly in the next five years).
The Egyptians remained far behind the Babylonians in developing astronomy, while Babylonian medicine, because of its chiefly magical character, was less advanced than that of Egypt.
In rapidly ageing populations, particularly those in developing countries, mortality statistics tend to be inaccurate or incomplete, and do not reflect those conditions that do not cause death but contribute chiefly to morbidity and disability [ 10].
Poincaré's contribution a decade later was to make non-Euclidean geometry the natural geometry for certain topics elsewhere in mathematics, chiefly the developing and important subject of Riemann surfaces.
