Sentence examples for developing countries globally from inspiring English sources

Studies also show a prevalence of both acute and chronic malnutrition of children in hospital of between 6% to over 30% in both developed and developing countries globally (Hendricks 1995; Hendrickse 1997; Moy 1990; Pawellek 2008; Joosten 2010; Spagnuolo 2013).

The project will initially launch in Benkirane's native Morocco, but will ultimately be deployed in developing countries globally.

"When non-profits are doing the jobs that a government is supposed to provide, it's usually the sign of a breakdown and of a failed state," said Carla Sapsford Newman, a former employee at PactWorld, a USAID funded non-profit that works to strengthen the non-profit sectors of developing countries globally.

The idea was that if concentrations and other patterns existed among incidents of kidnappings for ransom which are similar to those found in commonly studied crime types, then much more could be done to systematically prevent kidnappings and other crime epidemics in developing countries globally.

Cardiovascular disease, the leading cause of death in developed countries for many decades, is gaining fresh momentum from the pandemic of obesity which is an emergent major public health problem in developing countries globally [ 1].

ClinicalTrials.gov number NCT00934570 Childhood obesity is one of the most prevalent health issues affecting children in developed countries globally.

This area was chosen in order to more realistically assess the quality of data available for developing versus developed countries globally.

Bacterial infection is nowadays one of the major causes of morbidity and mortality not only in developing countries but globally.

Still, the movement to assist farmers in developing countries is growing globally and other "action-oriented optimists," as Microsoft's Wood calls them, are continuing to seek fresh funds for this space.

A United Nations (UN) report covering both developed and developing countries found that, globally, more than half of all users relied on either female sterilization or the IUD.

The recent closure of the cellulose sulphate trials in developing country sites globally[ 7] has reawakened fears similar to those elicited by the Nonoxynol 9 trials.