Sentence examples for noted in developing from inspiring English sources

Several studies have reported age at menarche to have declined in developed countries [ 14- 16] and this decline has also been noted in developing countries [ 17, 18].

While this gender difference has been found in studies performed in several developed countries [5, 6], a reverse gender predilection has been noted in developing countries, such as India or Turkey, where a male predominance was found [14, 15, 19 21].

This pattern of late presentation has been noted in developing countries like India [ 31, 32], Jamaica [ 4] and Syria [ 47], where ESRD was present in 20-55.5% of children with CKD at presentation.

This rate is similar to those noted in developed countries such as Sweden [ 8], USA [ 10] and England [ 11].

However, in 2011, Thun et al 11 proposed modifications to the model potentially relevant for developing countries and were the first to note that smoking patterns by gender in developing countries distinctly differ from patterns noted in developed countries.

The very highest rates of methicillin resistance among S. aureus isolates have been noted in developed countries and especially in Western Pacific Regions, both in community acquired and nosocomial infections [ 11].

While progress has been noted in developed and some developing countries in the effective utilization of the services of physicians and to a lesser extent nurses, the role of other health providers, especially dietitians, has not been properly integrated into the policies of health care systems [ 31, 32].

Zidovudine monotherapy given orally to pregnant women and to newborns promoted a reduction of 70% in MTCT. 3 Since then, a significant reduction has been noted in developed and developing countries.

A similar situation is noted in many developing countries; experts recommend them not to waste public resources supporting domestic producers in GVCs but invest in other industries offering opportunities to secure higher economic rent (Humphrey et al. 2000).

In neonatal kidneys of 1- and 2-day-old mice, a staining pattern similar to that of 1- and 2-week-old mice was observed, whereby X-gal signal was noted in the developing kidneys of the transgenic mice but no signal was observed in the livers of both wild-type and transgenic mice (Figure S1Bi and data not shown).

A similar trend has already been noted in many developing countries such as India, Côte d'Ivoire, and Senegal.