Sentence examples for information in developing from inspiring English sources

Data on pharmaceutical concentrations in drinking water are available for some developed countries, but relevant information in developing countries is scarce (Segura et al. 2009).

The NGO Panos, which works to strengthen media, debate and information in developing countries, will hopefully help empower locals to tell their stories, which you can read in our village voices section.

These results have implications for job design, realistic job previews, and the use of normative occupational information in developing work roles that fit worker abilities and interests.

This study presents an expert knowledge based digital soil mapping (DSM) approach to provide in-time spatial soil information in developing countries.

Exploiting context information in developing mobile applications opens up new opportunities for a smart generation of applications that dynamically adapt to changing environments and look very personal to the user.

Further aims are to observe the nature of fracture of the composite biomaterial and to use this information in developing a design for an attachment mechanism/structure based upon the burdock hook and its form and functionality.

Due to the weaknesses in vital registration and health information systems in developing countries, little information is available for planning of health services.

Data from multiple reports indicate that information systems in developing countries do not generally provide sufficiently useful information for effective public health management [13].

In the 1990s, Lippeveld et al. (2000) and others promoted the development of routine health information systems in developing countries, emphasizing management of the health system.

The integration of data on health facility infrastructure into national health information systems in developing countries is overdue.

Government security officials, who spoke on condition of anonymity, said they were extremely concerned that Aum could use information gained in developing the programs to cripple vital computer and communications networks at public agencies and corporations.