Sentence examples for developing regions worldwide from inspiring English sources

According to a recent report, hypertension was the third major cause of disease burden, in both developed and developing regions worldwide, with 64 million disability adjusted life years (DALY) [ 6].

This year's competition, "Everyone Harvests," zeroes in on the urban-agricultural tensions specifically facing Hanoi, a city of 6.5 million people and growing, as well as other developing regions worldwide.

The author cites variations on the non-profit landscape-based greenway model and the corresponding need for replicative studies to further develop the framework of success factors, and notes its applicability to developing regions worldwide.

The potential ecological consequences of the scale of artisanal fishing are profound, and have greater implications for developing regions worldwide.

In other developing regions worldwide, the implementation of programmes using top-down and bottom-up approaches to identify hypertensive patients and raise their awareness on the diseases in an early stage also demonstrated the effectiveness in hypertension control [ 44, 45].

Facebook has a raft of projects that are aimed at increasing internet access worldwide, particularly in developing regions such as Asia, Africa and Latin America.

Millions of new HIV infections are reported every year worldwide, mainly in developing regions where the availability of antiretroviral drug therapies is extremely limited.

Liver cancer is a serious problem in developing regions, where 83% of new cancer cases worldwide occurred in 2012.

This technique represents a rapid and convenient method for the clinical diagnosis of sarcoptic mange in rabbits worldwide especially for the developing regions.

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.

Breast cancer is by far the most common cancer among women both in developed and developing regions, with an estimated 1.38 million new cancer cases diagnosed worldwide in 2008 (23% of all cancers) [ 1].