Sentence examples for developing country populations from inspiring English sources

Obviously such segmentation does not guarantee that drug development will be geared towards meeting the needs of developing country populations.

This is encouraging as one major concern for the development of many oral vaccines has been their reduced immunogenicity when tested in developing country populations compared to Western volunteers [12], [16].

The primary application of biofortification is to alleviate micronutrient deficiencies in developing country populations.

Despite the recent approval of antiviral therapeutics, a preventative vaccine is recognized as the most effective means to control HCV globally, particularly in at-risk and developing country populations.

Despite the emphasis placed during the last two decades on public delivery of comprehensive and equitable primary care (PC) to developing country populations, coverage remains far from universal and the quality often poor.

The results of this study suggest that helminth infection may pose a serious problem for vaccination with the DNA-based HIV-1 vaccine in developing country populations, and that the prevalence of helminth infections in the vaccine cohorts should be taken into account for HIV-1 vaccine trial design.

The prevalence of H. pylori infection was unexpectedly low for a developing country population, where prevalence is typically very high.

Our study, from a non-western, developing country population suggests that early life emotional adversity resulting from parental death may sometimes be associated with lower levels of some cardiovascular risk factors particularly among men.

A total of 56 developing countries, contributing as a whole 6.6% of the developing country population, were not reached by the Alliance.

In this developing country population, sex appears to be a much stronger determinant of behavioural risk factors, as well as obesity and its related risks, than education or occupation.

Meanwhile, many developing countries' populations are still growing rapidly, and little prime land, and even less water, is left to expand the area under cultivation.