Sentence examples for commonly in developing countries from inspiring English sources
8 H pylori occurs commonly in developing countries, whereas the infection rates are decreasing in developed countries, 9 potentially indicating that socioeconomic status and living standards might play roles in the distribution of the infection.
A major factor accounting for this difference is the use of over the counter or non-prescription antibiotics which occur commonly in developing countries [ 62, 63].
We found an unusual range of organisms infecting young infants, a range that lay between those classically observed in developed countries and those commonly reported in developing countries illustrating the complexities of local microbial ecology.
The drugs most commonly prescribed in developing countries are ampicillin and chloramphenicol; those most commonly prescribed in the United States are trimethoprim/sulfamethoxazole, fluoroquinolones, and cephalosporins (9 ).
29 Although clinical breast examination alone was not recommended in developed countries, this method has been commonly used in developing countries.
The current account and the trade account are the two measures that are now most commonly used in developing countries.
For more than a year, she and several others like her have been fixtures on the neighborhood's streets, portraits of the kind of poverty and desperation more commonly found in developing countries.
At present, fossil fuel energy is commonly used in developing countries, including Thailand.
Lentil, however, is commonly grown in developing countries on marginal lands with poor soil in rain-fed environments [14].
Unfortunately, records of administrative boundaries between towns and villages are commonly unavailable in developing countries and prohibitively costly or time consuming to map for individual projects.
It is important to underscore the relevant study by Anania and McCalla (1995) that examined the implications of some domestic and trade policies, which are commonly used in developing countries, for the distribution of benefits from agricultural technology improvements.
