Sentence examples for less developed states from inspiring English sources

Goli et al. recommended adopting different health policy interventions, in accordance with the pattern of varying contributions of socioeconomic factors to child health inequalities, between more developed southern Indian states and less developed states (33).

In other words, less developed states are falling behind the more prosperous states.

If one places the North Pole at the top of one's globe, most less developed states are located in the south of most of the more developed and affluent states" (p. 557).

While this process is part of an accelerated globalisation of the service sector, marked by a new internationalisation of labour, it poses problems for less developed states.

However, other factors should be considered, such as the migration of industrial enterprises from traditional industrial areas to less developed states because of tax benefits and lower labour costs.

Another hypothesis for the patterns of inequality in health found in Brazil with respect to breast cancer mortality may be the lack of available resources for treatment in the less developed states or the inaccessibility of the majority of the population to treatment.

It is, said one of the Ministers in Yaoundé, as if one under-developed state had taken under its charge a second, even less developed state.

Rather, they set standards that very few Haitians or Africans are likely to meet due to the less developed state of their economies and education systems.

A human development index report, released by a government-appointed panel last year, categorised Gujarat as a "less developed" state.

The new results indicate that as brains grew larger and entered the world in a less developed state, it became increasingly advantageous to relax the genetic control of their organization, essentially providing a bigger, blanker canvas for adapting and learning.

Our study of plant location decisions in India shows that group-affiliates are more likely to (profitably) locate in less-developed states than unaffiliated firms; the magnitude of this "group effect" is large and significant.