Sentence examples similar to constrained developing country 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].

Dr. Douste-Blazy recognizes that while developed countries pay for their economic woes in higher unemployment and reduced consumer spending, underdeveloped and developing countries pay for their economic woes and indeed for the lack of aid from economically constrained developed countries with a massive amount of preventable deaths.

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

Similarly, capacity for TC research is constrained in developing countries for various reasons, and affluent countries with adequate research capacity have ignored the international value of conducting TC research in these developing countries.

This suggests that the intervention is not only sustainable but has the potential to be scaled up at low cost in resource constrained settings in developing countries.

Despite the successful development of effective medications to treat health conditions such as malaria, diarrheal disease, HIV and tuberculosis, access to these medications remains highly constrained in most developing countries [ 1].

Being a developing country, financial constrains do not allow us to utilize these sophisticated preventive measures.

Investments could furthermore be in much-needed infrastructure and institutions that currently constrain agriculture in developing countries.

The US will not sign up to an agreement that does not constrain the emissions of China and other big developing country emitters.