Sentence examples for developing population from inspiring English sources
These findings indicate that the atherosclerosis burden is currently as large in black Africans with RA from a developing population as it is in whites from a developed population and further reinforce the notion that adequate cardiovascular risk assessment and management are required in Africans with RA irrespective of ethnicity.
The proposed recovery efforts include research on the bird's status and ecology, developing new surveying techniques, conducting forest inventories in the Cache and White River basins and developing population estimates, among other measures.
Mr Gorst has put forward Senator Paul Routier as his other assistant chief minister with responsibility for promoting social inclusion and developing population policies.
Despite the increased interest in the effects of omega-3 supplementation on childrens' learning and behaviour, there are a lack of controlled studies of this kind that have utilised a typically developing population.
The area's developing population is ethnically diverse with a growing international community.
Importantly, pharmacogenetic factors explain a significant portion of inter-patient variability and improves the accuracy of a developing population PK model for this agent.
We may be moving to mass globalisation, but developing populations will struggle to comprehend how to utilise new services.
By 2060, the human population is predicted to rise to 9.5 billion and, with rising demand for meat from rapidly developing populations in, for example, China and India, the market in meat is expected to double by the middle of the century.
By 2060, human population is predicted to rise to 9.5 billion and, with a rising demand for meat from rapidly developing populations in, for example, China and India, the market in meat is expected to double by the middle of the century.
This potential will only be enhanced in future years as interactive technology becomes more affordable to developing populations and we are better able to target and engage individuals regarding their specific chronic disease risk factors".
Although sterility prevents developing populations through selfing, the backcrossing used to develop CSSLs and other kinds of ILs enables the recovery of fertility.
