Sentence examples for in certain developing countries from inspiring English sources
Prof. Jagdish Bhagwati, a development expert at Columbia University, concedes that some unregulated capital flows contributed to crises in certain developing countries and regions.
This finding may have practical relevance to public politics in education, primarily in disadvantaged contexts, as in certain developing countries.
Corporations are under pressure to adopt policies that can harm free enterprise and the companies themselves ( Citigroup, for example, agreed to limit lending in certain developing countries as a result of a campaign by the Rainforest Action Network).
This second (and inverse) association, together with the high figures for IA found in the women prostitutes in our study, allows us to formulate the hypothesis that IA could be being used as a birth control method, a hypothesis suggested by other investigators [24], [25], [26] who studied this phenomenon in women from the general population in certain developing countries.
However, it is still high in certain developing countries, such as Ghana, Pakistan and Nepal [ 37– 37].
As mentioned above, 18 studies used modeling to evaluate interventions targeted at the CVD burden in certain developing countries.
The availability of large health personnel datasets in certain developed countries has enabled the development of a second approach, based on econometric analyses of the determinants of the actual labour market decisions (revealed preferences) made by health workers during their careers [ 38- 40].
The coexistence of debt-led growth in certain developed countries with export-led growth in large emerging economies "has proved to be the Achilles' heel of the world economy," it said At the same time, it said, "there is a limit as to how much public debt can increase in order to stimulate the economy".
This issue appears more resolved in certain developed countries, particularly the USA [ 16].
Furthermore, in developing countries like Mexico, people walk more hours a day than in certain developed countries.
Kumpulainen (1992) reported that in certain developed countries, including Finland, the dietary Cr intake is 50 μg/day or lower.
