Sentence examples for constrained developing countries from inspiring English sources

EMRs and PDA are useful tools for performing prospective clinical research in resource constrained developing countries.

As with other capital constrained developing countries, the poor in Malawi are frequently limited in their access to finance for investment purposes.

The Center's English language website does not directly state that the herbal remedy is a 'cure' but suggests that IMOD could be used as a "therapeutic vaccine" and as the "first choice" for treatment in resource constrained developing countries [ 17].

According to Porter (1990), in the absence of sufficient policy capacity and capability to influence the NSI competiveness, resource-constrained developing countries would be better off concentrating on ensuring that markets work properly with respect to increasing sophistication of supply and demand, industry rivalry and related and supporting industries.

Third, there is a fossil fuel price channel where reduction in global energy prices as a result of reduced demand for fossil fuel-based energy in carbon-constrained countries triggers higher energy demand and hence emissions elsewhere, particularly in large non-constrained developing countries.

This has many in public health concerned for the viability of introducing new regulations to control the influx of processed food and beverages [ 32, 33], particularly among resource-constrained developing countries that are key markets for such products.

This study gives much needed information on the burden of caring for children and adolescents in a resource-constrained developing country like Nigeria.

We designed a safe minimalistic model of GDM management which could be conveniently implemented in resource-constrained settings in developing countries.

This problem gets compounded for instructors in technology-constrained classrooms that are common in developing countries.

This is of particular concern in developing countries and resource-constrained settings where financial allocations are limited.

The problem of the failure to capture actual values of ecosystem services from watersheds and incorporate them in the national income accounting is profound in developing countries which are characterized with constrained budget for financing conservation programs.