Sentence examples for difficulties in developing countries from inspiring English sources

One of the limitations of the study is the small sample size due to recruitment difficulties in developing countries when stable isotopes are used.

The evidence so far suggests that there will be substantial shortfalls in supplies of both [ 10, 11, 16], and these shortfalls will likely cause severe difficulties in developing countries [ 17].

There is a need to recognize the difficulties experienced in managing waste and to understand the reasons for those difficulties, especially in developing countries such as Jordan.

Tuberculosis (TB) is the most frequent co-infection in HIV-infected individuals still presenting diagnostic difficulties particularly in developing countries.

Inherent difficulties are amplified in developing countries where access to preventive medical services is limited in particular for girls.

However, the ever-growing costs of novel anti-cancer treatments and technologies have created unprecedented difficulties for health economies in developing countries.

The findings of this study also highlight the difficulties of early RA in developing countries.

This study can also have a role in helping international community understand the difficulties of ART implementation in developing countries.

This compares favourably with the IRIS clinical trial data, despite the difficulties in delivering care in developing countries.

Even though, one fourth of the treated women could not be evaluated for cure due to loss to follow-up, given the difficulties in tracing women in developing countries, our follow-up rates are satisfactory.

You also need to be aware of difficulties that lie ahead, especially in developing countries.