Sentence examples for mostly from developed from inspiring English sources

Moreover, broader education in the form of CPGs for comprehensive care of patients with diabetes as well as specific lifestyle interventions are needed worldwide, but guidance comes mostly from developed countries, especially Europe and North America, where interpretation of sophisticated recommendations is easier than in developing non-English-speaking nations.

Since previous reports were mostly from developed societies, this study was designed to look into characteristics of associated knee injury in a sample from Iran, to represent a developing country perspective.

Weighing the benefits and costs of such introduction is complicated by the fact that it takes place in the political arena and under less-than-perfect information set that includes theoretical insights and, primarily, past experience with UI programs that comes mostly from developed countries.

Literature on DRG implementation has been mostly from developed countries with abundant resource or mainly about its macro-level effects.

Little information is available for how such an attribution may be made for estimates of air pollution-related cardiovascular disease (CVD) burdens that currently rely on urban outdoor studies, mostly from developed country settings.

Lately, some researchers, mostly from developed countries, have started studying the wider neighborhood-level characteristics of body weight, hoping to discover new approaches to better understand and curb the continuing obesity epidemic (Black and Macinko, 2008; Yancey et al., 2004).

The class, made up of 20 students mostly from developing countries, loved the zany concoctions, and he grew to love the chance to play with language.

Those imports will come mostly from developing nations like Equatorial Guinea, a former Spanish colony in West Africa where Marathon Oil of Houston plans to build an L.N.G. plant able to serve gas fields throughout the Gulf of Guinea.

This article includes primarily published literature on community-based outreach derived mostly from developing countries but also unpublished literature.

It accounts for about five childhood deaths per 1000 population [ 2] mostly from developing countries.

Globally 287,000 mothers die per year as a result of pregnancy and childbirth related causes, mostly from developing countries [ 1].