Sentence examples for marked in developing countries from inspiring English sources

This problem is particularly marked in developing countries, but is also common in much of the rich world, except in the Anglo-Saxon sphere.

This issue is even more marked in developing countries.

Despite recent advances in neonatal care, the impact of neonatal sepsis remains marked in developing countries [ 1, 11, 12].

Moreover, this difference is more marked in developing countries that are characterized by different cultural values and a scarcity of available resources [ 59, 60].

Adequate ICT tools that support both traditional and emerging engineering education have been developed, however, their adoption is not up to the mark in developing countries primarily due to lack of sufficient infrastructural facilities and competent human resources besides socio-economical, socio-cultural, and linguistic challenges.

Informal planning and development in developing countries.

In contrast, the "normal" small intestine of young children living in impoverished, fecally contaminated conditions in developing countries is marked by blunted villi and hypercellularity of the lamina propria and by small bowel bacterial overgrowth [ 159– 159].

In children in developing countries, the assessment of respiratory signs shows marked variation between different pairs of clinicians working in the same pediatric service [ 36], and the ability of HCWs to elicit "soft" signs (eg, lethargy) consistently is limited [ 12].

Notably, the biggest gains were in developing countries such as India and China, where there have been marked improvements in health care and education in recent decades.

Smartphones passed that mark long ago, having outsold PCs since the end of 2010, and in developing countries they are becoming many peoples' first computing device.

November 8th will mark the tenth anniversary of the landmark Assistance for Orphans and Vulnerable Children in Developing Countries Act of 2005 (PL 109-95).