Sentence examples for experiences in the developing from inspiring English sources
To the Editor: Readers who seek profoundly stimulating and meaningful travel experiences in the developing world, as described in Claire Spiegel's "Niger: Using Vacation to Help the World's Poor" (Journeys, Aug. 20), may be interested in programs offered by American Jewish World Service (A.J.W.S).
Experience in the developing countries has shown that agriculture can be made much more productive with the proper investment in irrigation systems, research, fertilizers, insecticides, and herbicides.
Biologists try to drive the cells down particular paths of development by exposing them to the chemical signals and physical stimuli the cells are thought to experience in the developing embryo.
He says that does not rule out restricting bandwidth in certain countries as a way to control costs — essentially making YouTube a slower, lower-quality viewing experience in the developing world.
Based on experience in the developing world, Chad could well expect those millions to create a tiny yet extremely wealthy circle of business and political power brokers, while the remaining 95percentt of Chad's citizens would find their lot no better, and possibly even worse.
This interest may be the result of global civic responsibility but it is more likely that the epidemic experienced in the developing country has some direct and detrimental impact on the established nation(s).
For convenience we often use 'tropical GP' to name a GP with professional experience in the developing world.
This is the first report with quantative data on the associations between professional experience in the developing world and the professional performance of general practioners after repatriating.
A group practice with at least one tropical GP in the team was labeled as 'having experience in the developing world'.
Miraucourt LS, Silva JS, Burgos K, Li J, Abe H, Ruthazer ES, Cline HT (2012) GABA expression and regulation by sensory experience in the developing visual system.
Irish medical students have a long and proud history of embarking on international health electives (IHEs) to broaden their experience in the developing world.
