Sentence examples for increase in developing countries from inspiring English sources
The risks involved in beach-clam harvesting depend on the amount of clams collected and consumed, but also on their contamination levels, which are expected to increase in developing countries due to intense coastal development.
4 In contrast to the decreasing trend of lung cancer incidence in developed countries, its incidence continues to increase in developing countries, especially in China.
Stroke has been projected to increase in developing countries like Turkey.
Access to such innovative tests must not be limited to high-GDP countries; as we have seen from this new report, antibiotic use is particularly on the increase in developing countries and resource-poor settings, where humidity, access to power and refrigeration all need to be considered for any new diagnostic methods.
Injuries rank among the leading causes of morbidity and mortality in the world with a steady increase in developing countries like India.
Back in March 2010, using gross trade figures, Mona Haddad, Gordon Hansen and I noted that much of the increase in developing countries' exports from 1998-2008 were driven by demand in other developing countries, with trade among these countries rising as a share of world trade.
Although the highest prevalence rates of childhood obesity are observed in developed countries, obesity is also increasing in developing countries [ 1].
The International Study of Asthma and Allergies in Childhood (ISAAC) Phase 3 study found that AE prevalence was stabilizing or decreasing in developed countries (New Zealand, Ireland, Sweden, Germany, United Kingdom) but still increasing in developing countries (Mexico, Chile, Kenya, Algeria, and 7 countries in Southeast Asia).
The report said energy consumption was increasing in developing countries because of increased trade, growing internal markets and strong commodity prices.
The level of alcohol consumption is reported to have decreased in developed countries, but it has been increasing in developing countries (2).
Caries experience has declined in developed countries, and the prevalence of caries is increasing in developing countries as youth dietary patterns change [ 9].
