The grand prize winning idea in the 2011 "Big Idea" competition would help combat malaria, provide clean energy and bring high-tech convenience to the rural poor in developing countries.
While these studies reflect the situation of developed countries, we draw on our theoretical foundation to hypothesize analogously that recycling convenience positively influences customer satisfaction in developing countries (H1a).
I engage in the debate with the intention of showing the marginal impact that trade agreements have historically exerted on diversification, and to challenge the convenience for adopting strong IPR regimes in developing countries.
As a result, flags of convenience perpetuate IUU fishing which has extensive environmental, social and economic impacts, particularly in developing countries.
Convenience of access to maternity care is an important determinant of maternal satisfaction in developing countries, as reported by a number of studies [ 33, 39, 63, 64].
The development of this method with advantages of convenience, availability, and cost-effectiveness will make it worth extending into clinical practice in developing countries.
It is important in developing regions such as Tibet to take into account cost, convenience, accessibility to adaptive facilities, and the common behaviours of local people when developing and implementing education programs.
In developing countries, treatment with the oral combination doxycycline/rifampicin is preferred because of its convenience.
In developed countries, modern conveniences and technology have contributed to increasing physical inactivity among adults.
Since the Fuji Photo Film Company brought out its first disposable in 1986, the camera of convenience has developed into something increasingly rare in the consumer gadget business: a hit product, albeit an inexpensive one.
