Sentence examples for diverse developing countries from inspiring English sources
During the past decade, diverse developing countries have introduced radical reforms in their collection of taxes.
A recent systematic review and meta-analysis by our group found that demand-side interventions led to substantial gains in child vaccination coverage in diverse developing country settings.
It follows that future agreements on mitigation and adaptation under the convention will need to recognise the diverse situations of developing countries with respect to their level of economic development, their vulnerability to climate change and their ability to adapt or mitigate.
The sorghum genome has been sequenced because of its small genome size and its importance for food security and biofuel production in diverse environments, particularly developing countries in the tropics [ 23].
It is based on the social-ecological model and is adaptable to diverse settings in developed and developing countries throughout the world.
In my view, the Commonwealth represents an extraordinarily diverse cross-section of the world's nations, with an unparalleled mix of developed and developing countries.
It encompasses a complex and diverse mix of food production activities, including fisheries and forestry, in many cities in both developed and developing countries.
We show here that innovation in new emerging fields can occur in developing countries by diverse processes not yet discussed in the literature.
To promote the use of our MDDB and the UDAS, we conducted training seminars in Indonesia and Austria in 2012, during which developers had the opportunity to visit the observatories, or during summer schools held in diverse locations, including some in developing countries.
Studies in the developing countries show diverse results ranging from poor to good knowledge about breast cancer.
Future research must also incorporate a more ethnically diverse sample, including experts from developing countries, as they may have different perspectives regarding the relative importance of each research use subaction.
