Sentence examples for groups in developing from inspiring English sources

It is worth noting that studies on socioeconomic status and obesity suggest that the rate of obesity is higher among low income groups in developed countries, and in high income groups in developing countries [ 1, 43].

A new Civicus report says civil society groups in developing countries depend on international aid for 80% of their budgets, based on survey evidence.

Over the years many practices have been developed to assist groups in developing resilience, from "appreciative inquiry" which accentuates the positive, to Otto Scharmer's "U Theory".

In designating nonprofit groups as partners in the program, Mr. Cuomo said he wanted to demonstrate his confidence in the role of community groups in developing housing.

He announced plans to create an innovative volunteer corps, the United Nations Information Technology Service, to train groups in developing countries to use the Internet.

But it turn out that they will only benefit if they sign up to a technical package, use GM seeds and grow biofuel crops," said Alberto Gomez of Via Campesina, one of the largest peasant farm groups in developing countries.

It would appear that only a few groups in developed countries studied plasma quinolinic acid as part of the kynurenine pathway in HIV patients, whereas no such study could be found on patients from sub-Saharan Africa (Table  3).

Perhaps a longitudinal study on the same expert group in developing motor skills might be needed to elucidate whether the difference is induced by reorganisation or redistribution.

Diarrhea incidence rates among children in this age group in developing countries including Indonesia has declined in the past 20 years, but the burden of disease has remained consistent with respect to age [ 2].

Archbishop Ndungane, 59, came to Washington to speak at a White House conference this week on what religious groups, especially in developing nations, can do to fight AIDS.

Rates of non-adherence are estimated to be greater still within marginalised groups and in developing countries [ 1, 2].