Sentence examples for data from the developing from inspiring English sources
Detailed information on nutrient intakes, coping strategy, anthropometric measures, or quantity of food consume by the households among others to construct other dimensions of food security indicators are generally not available in most of the World Bank supported Living Standard Survey (NLSS) data from the developing countries, which we use in the present study.
The results from this study support our hypothesis that gene relationships in the developing fly retina are identifiable in correlation networks generated using gene expression data from the developing mouse retina.
We test the hypothesis that gene relationships established in the developing fly retina can be identified in correlation networks generated using gene expression data from the developing mouse retina.
In this report, we take advantage of two biological systems by constructing a 'comparative seed-network' based on studies of retinal determination in fly and use it to query gene expression data from the developing mouse retina.
There are limited outcome data from the developing world (2).
Dedicated anaesthetic clinic is a relatively recent phenomenon and data from the developing world is sparse.
These data stand in contrast to data from the developed world, where large population-based surveys such as the NHANES have shown the prevalence of CKD to be about 12-20% [ 11- 13].
Despite the availability of population-based cancer survival data from the developed and developing countries (Sankaranarayanan et al, 1998; Verdecchia et al, 2007), comparisons between developing and developed countries remain very few (Gondos et al, 2004, 2005; Coleman et al, 2008).
We previously [29] created a FE model from morphologically accurate 3D data captured from the developing chick tibiotarsus to simulate the dynamic patterns of stimuli generated by muscle contraction.
Maternal carriage of GBS is a prerequisite for the development of early onset GBS neonatal sepsis but there is a paucity of carriage data published from the developing world, in particular South East Asia.
