It can be expected that the effectiveness of risk factor and disease interventions will differ between developing and developed countries, given the often large differences in cultural, economic, infrastructural, and health care aspects and differences in risk factor epidemiology.
Alternatively, translational control of the protein may differ between developing and adult tendons.
However, absenteeism patterns may differ in developing settings and affect the utility of the surveillance system.
On the other hand, if lifestyles and prevention measures are taken into account, these parameters may differ in developing countries.
The expression of the ubiquitin ligases Atrogin-1/MAFbx, MuRF1 and Mul1 did not differ in developing and mature Drp/MC muscles, (Supplementary Figure S4).
As well, these functional features of the transcription/RNA process seemed to greatly differ in developing pollen of rice and Arabidopsis (Additional file 11).
The importance of the maternal intake of these micronutrients on respiratory health in childhood and adulthood might differ between developing and Western countries, since the nutritional status of mothers and children in these countries are different.
Since only Swedish women were included, the results of this study cannot be generalised to include all women as the causes of infertility differ in developing countries from the western world.
Although this may be related to the epidemiological context in India, which differs from developed countries, the reason is unclear.
While the overall need for LTC services is expected to grow substantially, these types of services and resource requirements in financing their delivery can differ among developed countries.
