Sentence examples for most developing worlds from inspiring English sources

Similar to most developing worlds, chronic pain epidemiologic information for South Africa was until recently very limited [ 17- 19].

Poultry stock is ubiquitous and contact between humans and food animals is extensive in most developing world countries.

The lack of comprehensive and universal public health insurance in most developing world countries means that these populations bear the financial burden of ill health.

An analysis based on articles published in three journals focusing on HIV/AIDS from 1986 to 2003 revealed that the USA and Western Europe together, and the five most developed world regions (of nine), accounted for the great majority of the world's research production on HIV/AIDS (83% and 92%, respectively).

In this study, "elderly" has been defined according to the homepage of the world health organization (WHO), where it is stated that "most developed world countries have accepted the chronological age of 65 years as a definition of 'elderly' or older person" [ 5].

Men's magazines are in trouble in most developed-world markets.

That is perhaps not as hot as the searing pace of yesteryear, but it is robust enough to bring a smile to the face of most developed-world central bankers.

And most developing-world banks are keen to punch their weight internationally but are painfully aware of the gruesome mistakes made by Western and Japanese firms abroad.Most importantly, the corollary of fast economic growth is that banks must expand credit at an eye-watering rate.

Burn injuries are still a major cause of mortality and morbidity in most of the developing world, with burn wound infections being the most important complication.

Most of the developing world is rebounding.

The same is true in most of the developing world.