Sentence examples for developing regions especially in from inspiring English sources

These data reaffirmed our understanding of rabies in other developing regions, especially in parts of Africa and Asia, where rabies is universally recognized as a disease of poor, rural communities, often of the disadvantaged, and principally of young adults and children.

Cholesterol stones are the commonest type in western population, while pigment stones predominate in developing regions of the world, especially in Asia.

However, the use of death certificate data, especially in developing regions, entails important limitations in data quality and population coverage.

ESKD is a major and growing health concern worldwide, especially in the developing regions of the world, resulting in reduced duration and quality of life, and necessitating ongoing renal replacement therapy to sustain life.

In many regions, especially in developing countries, farmers may get seeds from the public sector and then reuse them.

Whereas it has been suggested that the burden of metabolic syndrome is growing in younger populations, especially in developing regions [ 21], metabolic syndrome increases with age as CARMELA results confirm.

The regional climate models proved to be appropriate tools in assessing drought over the study area as they can serve as good proxies over data sparse regions, especially in developing countries, for studying detailed climate features at sub regional and local scales.

"We are especially proud to honor Eric Brewer for contributions to computer science research and his demonstration of the use of IT for the benefit of disadvantaged populations in many regions, especially in developing nations," said S. Gopalakrishnan, CEO and managing director of Infosys Technologies.

Unfortunately, many regions, especially in developing nations, still seem to pose the problem of energy access.

Available numbers do not reflect the complete extent of soil pollution around the world, and highlight the inadequacy of accessible data, the uncertainties and the differences in registering polluted sites across geographic regions, especially in developing countries and at a global scale.

Matt started the School of Information's Master of Information & Data Science program this semester, and is excited about the impact that data science techniques can have on water and energy, especially in developing regions.