Sentence examples for less developed ones from inspiring English sources

Using a multilevel analysis, it was reported that dental pain was 33% less prevalent in adolescents living in more developed areas of the city, compared to those from less developed ones [ 11].

Because of the distribution of the data, least developed and less developed regions were grouped together (least developed regions are defined as a subset of less developed ones, see UN, 2010).

The degradation of suspensors in early phases of the maturation accelerated the development of high-quality embryos and caused the disintegration of less developed ones.

As observed worldwide, more developed countries tend to be healthier than less developed ones, but countries are much healthier than expected given their level of development, such as Ethiopia, China, Cuba, and Spain.

The report emphasises the difference in education between people in economically developed areas and those in poorer, less developed ones, regardless of religion.

The same media that greeted the rise of the new economy in the 1990s now mourn the jobs that supposedly migrate from rich countries to less developed ones.Forrester, an American research firm, has estimated these future casualties down to the last poor soul.

Nations need not develop at the same pace-less developed ones can and do coexist with those in a more advanced phase-but they all pass through the same distinct stages (corsi): the ages of gods, heroes, and men.

Foreign buyers have been unpleasantly surprised by a dramatic fall in the price of electricity in the "pool", the competitive market in which they sell some of their output.Exactly the same dip in prices hurt foreign buyers in Argentina in the early 1990s, underlining the fact that developing markets are often no less competitive than developed ones.

True also, the poorest developing nations are less well off emotionally than developed ones.

Economic activity is growing faster in developing countries, in general less efficient energy users, than in developed ones.

They resisted efforts by those same countries to re-insert the principle of 'common but differentiated responsibility' into the agreement - the idea that developing countries should have to do less in fighting climate change than developed ones.