And yes, as McCarthy asserted, every child is different – but the truly "different" children we should be worried about are the 22m children who overwhelmingly live in developing countries like India, Indonesia and Nigeria, who are denied even basic access to immunizations, let alone the right to choose their own unique vaccine schedule.
Furthermore, WHO has predicted a rise in mortality from COPD from the fourth leading cause of death in 2004 to the third in 2030, largely attributable to rising tobacco consumption and biomass fuel exposure, both major risk factors for COPD and overwhelmingly prevalent in developing countries.
Conditions such as Chagas disease are usually referred to as Type III diseases, ones that are overwhelmingly or exclusively incident in developing countries, and since there is no developed country demand there is no R&D taking place.
Overall, our localization studies in Clytia provide evidence that ChePoc1 is targeted overwhelmingly to centrioles/basal bodies in developing embryos.
Wheat use per person in developing countries, overwhelmingly for food, has continued to rise, and most developing countries are increasingly dependent on imports.
Most live in developing countries and, overwhelmingly, they are children under the age of 5. Rivera liked to say that he wouldn't rest until he "put a dent" in the problem, which by his calculation meant setting up 100 water-filter factories, creating enough pottery to provide safe water to at least four million people.
More than 1 billion of the world's 1.3 billion smokers living in developing countries; as a result, the future epidemic of tobacco-related diseases will impact overwhelmingly on the developing world [ 33].
Right now the proportions are tipped overwhelmingly to developed countries: with 145 million young Internet users in developed countries, 86.3% are "digital natives".
Suppose that FEO obtains in a society but overwhelmingly boys develop the ambition to pursue challenging and lucrative careers and girls overwhelmingly do not.
Unlike the simpler supplies of our grandparents' era, the products we use today are overwhelmingly developed and tested in laboratories from a complex mixture of artificially synthesised chemical compounds - the 'science bit' the advertisers try to impress us with.
