Sentence examples for in each developing from inspiring English sources
Disease-specific committees, called the Country Co-ordination MeCCMnism (CCM), are constituted in each developing country.
We have extended the measurements to cover more developing countries and to increase the number of hosts monitored in each developing country.
The bank says in the leaked documents that cutting the rate to 3% by 2030 would require a drop of roughly one percentage point each year: "It will require sustaining high rates of economic growth across the developing world, as well as more effectively translating growth into poverty reduction in each developing country".
The Conference endorsed the proposal to organize, with the use of EPTA resources and jointly with ILO during 1962-63, conrses on forest working techniques and other types of forest operations such as planting methods in each developing region.
Our study indicates that these changes occur earlier than previously thought, implying an early biasing of gene expression in each developing caste, followed by a commitment phase which may be triggered by circulating JH.
Murray made the following statement: "Summarising, it may be said that the gross form of those kinds of elements which have been mentioned (mainly parts of the limb skeleton) is developed by self-differentiation, that is, under the direction of factors intrinsic in each developing element.
In 1960 each developing country received aid from, on average, two donors.
Here's a chart showing both the public and private returns of tertiary education for the average man in each developed country.
A. The probable answers to both questions are related to the minute differences in the mechanical forces each developing fetus experiences in the uterus as its cells proliferate.
They were washed once more in PBS (3 min each), developed in DAB, and then washed in running water to stop the reaction.
The main thing is believing in each other, developing trust, feeling a sense of security with each other, and appreciating and valuing each other.
