Sentence examples for compared with less developed from inspiring English sources

Compared with less developed areas, more developed areas possess better detection techniques, and their cases have the ability to pay more for more accurate tests and more effective therapy.

The observed differences in cancer incidence, mortality and survival in more developed countries compared with less developed countries (as defined by WHO) are mainly due to different individual and social risk factors between the two geo-political areas.

"Households in the countries that experience political unrest spend, on average, more than 35 percent of their income on food supplies," compared with less than 10 percent in developed countries.

In the Nurse's Health Study and the Cardiovascular Health Study, participants with a healthy lifestyle including physically active nonsmokers with low/moderate alcohol use and diets high in fiber and the ratio of polyunsaturated to saturated fat, and low in trans fat and glycemic load—had a 89% lower risk of developing diabetes when compared with less healthy study participants (11, 12).

Moreover, NCDs are expected to account for seven out of every 10 deaths in the developing regions by 2020, compared with less than half today.

Arndt Ellinghorst of Credit Suisse says that by 2020 40% of new car buyers in developed markets will be over 60, compared with less than 30% today.

Long processes to win approvals and the higher cost of wind compared with less sustainable sources of electricity are not the only obstacles to developing wind installations.

In a study conducted to develop a surface wettability gradient, the most water-wettable surfaces showed decreased osteoblast differentiation compared with less water-wettable surfaces [ 17].

Using cross-country ecological comparisons within Africa, Arah et. al found that emigration of physicians from Africa is higher from more developed countries and countries with better training infrastructure compared to less developed countries[ 7].

On the other hand, areas with better economic and infrastructure development coincided with reduced large mammal species richness compared to less developed areas.

Despite rising healthcare costs, generic drugs are less frequently dispensed in Japan compared with other developed countries.