Sentence examples for mainly in the developing countries from inspiring English sources

Despite the availability of effective human and animal vaccines against rabies, and other measures for its control, rabies continues to account for at least 55,000 human deaths each year, mainly in the developing countries of Africa and Asia (1, 2 ).

The World Health Organization (WHO) estimates that herbal medicine is still the most common source for primary health care of about 75-80% of the world's population, mainly in the developing countries, because of better cultural acceptability, better compatibility with the human body and fewer side effects [ 1].

In a review of the soils of the semi-arid tropics, Kampen and Burford (1980) show that the semi-arid tropics are mainly in the developing countries of Africa (70percentt of the total) and south-east Asia (mostly in India).

For sugar and a few other commodities experiencing faster growth in consumption, mainly in the developing countries, the earnings of developing country exporters have been curbed by policies restricting access to markets, including policies favouring substitute sweeteners such as corn syrup.

This is a rather well-known situation, with several published cases, mainly occurring in the developing countries where traditional medicines are widely used.

The incidence of human RV-A disease in industrial and developing countries is more or less the same [ 1, 7]; however, high mortality rates mainly occur in the developing countries, particularly those with low revenues and poor health care systems [ 8].

Although most of these phenomena can be observed worldwide, it is mainly the developing countries in the tropical and subtropical regions which have to face the consequences of these events to a greater extent (2, 3).

The worldwide meat production has been projected to be double by 2050 in the developing countries, due mainly to the increase in production and consumption (IAASTD 2008; Steinfeld et al. 2006; Alexandratos and Bruinsma 2012; Ran et al. 2016), which is likely to intensify the freshwater crisis in the future (Rost et al. 2008; Ran et al. 2016).

· World production of roundwood increased marginally above the depressed level of 1991, mainly reflecting the continuing fuelwood production growth in the developing countries and the recovery of industrial roundwood markets in North America.

Obesity and type 2 diabetes mellitus (T2DM) remained major public health issues in the developed nations and their incidence is on the rise in the developing countries, attributed mainly to a considerable shift in the dietary practices [ 1, 2].

The estimated prevalence is 70%% in developing countries, mainly in the young population, and 30 %–40 % in the developed countries [ 3].