Access to technology may seem easy in a world of smartphones and WiFi at Starbucks but can be more complicated in developing countries.
Meeting sustainability standards should be made less complicated and expensive for developing countries: Achieving sustainability is good for business because you become more efficient, profitable and competitive as a result.
The debate over net neutrality in India and other developing countries is much more complicated than it is in the United States.
The high incidence of this as an indicator for caesarean section in the four South East Asian countries could be due to women or providers choosing this option after a previous complicated birth; a scenario more common in developing countries [ 20].
Wyoming is a "carbontocracy," indebted to minerals for its promise of an easy life, yet strangely impoverished by its own wealth, in much the same way that developing countries can become trapped by the complicated gift of foreign aid.
Building upon a decades-long commitment on health, UNICEF provides vaccines to children in developing countries, and provides technical support on the complicated process of delivering them.
However, a limitation for large-scale analysis is sample preparation (due to complicated protocol, lack of equipment and/or inadequate funding, especially in developing countries) and sample shipment as cooled/frozen specimens.
First, legal systems in developing countries on occasion find it hard to manage lengthy and complicated cases.
Moreover, the complicated conceptions of the NOS generated in the West would exert a special impact on educational practices in developing countries (Wan 2014).
We excluded a long course of AZT, ACTG 076, in our assessment since it is relatively complicated (given intravenous form of AZT to mother during labour) and expensive, and may be difficult to adopt in developing countries [ 35, 36].
