Sentence examples for in a range of developing from inspiring English sources

While this effort moves forward in a range of developing countries, said Mr. Lob-Levyt, "we need to do a lot more in some of the poorest".

Firstly, active screening for hearing disorders has been suggested as an effective strategy to increase case detection, and a number of studies in a range of developing countries have shown its feasibility in combination with provision of hearing aids [ 2].

Studies in avian and rodent model systems have uncovered a complex spatio-temporal pattern of expression for ROS1 in a range of developing organs including the lung, kidney, liver, intestine, and reproductive tissues (Sonnenberg et al., 1991; Tessarollo et al., 1992; Chen et al., 1994; Sonnenberg-Riethmacher et al., 1996).

Then, in that last section, a range of developing areas within human geography which deploy or connect with ideas of dwelling are discussed, including hybridity, performativity, nonhuman being, and process views of place and landscape.

This paper examines the role that social attributes environmental and labour conditions play in product choice across a range of developed and emerging economies.

In addition to its functions in mature neurons, CREB regulates cell proliferation, differentiation, and survival responses in a range of cell types in developing vertebrates [ 52- 54].

The use of qRT-PCR with a cutoff Ct value should be further examined as a possible diagnostic tool in a range of settings, including in developing countries.

In primary care, increased patient engagement in health care is reflected in a range of interventions aimed at developing patient-centred approaches during consultations which take into account patients' needs and anxieties concerning treatment [ 4, 5].

Psychosocial interventions for carers in a range of situations have been developed with various aims including improving carer understanding and ability to care, self-efficacy, quality of life, stress reduction, and communication and relationships in the family.

Poor health habits place American life spans squarely in the middle range of developed nations.

Glasgow's rivals are likely to argue that the UK has had its share of major sporting events over recent years and that the development event, which brings together 3,600 athletes aged between 14 and 18 from around the world to compete in a range of sports, should go to a developing nation.