Sentence examples for perspective of developing from inspiring English sources

The GCF board itself seems to be also taking a narrow definition of what "climate finance" should be spent on – all of this is unhelpful from the perspective of developing countries trying to prepare for climate change.

Published as a special feature in the 1975 edition of the Britannica Book of the Year, the essay casts a critical eye on the closely related issues of poverty and globalization from the perspective of developing nations.

Biotechnological production of the Stx-material is discussed from the perspective of developing efficacious and safe therapeutics.

Finally, we highlight the perspective of developing C. glutamicum as a step toward advanced microbial-cell factories that could produce valuable chemicals from renewable resources.

The concluding section outlines how the most significant features of flame treatment can be profitably used to improve the wettability and adhesion properties of polyolefin surfaces, especially from the perspective of developing novel composite solutions such as polyolefins/bio-based coating pairs intended for many different applications.

However, from the perspective of developing countries, the implications have to be seen through the local cultural and institutional lenses of the 'South' (Arocena and Sutz 2000a) and it is important to "avoid copying or just following the latest policy fashion" (Arocena and Sutz 2000b, p. 59).

This review ends with discussion on challenges and perspectives of developing miRNAs as effective cancer therapies.

This protocol was designed with special reference to the unique needs and perspectives of developing countries.

While there is a limited literature on the challenges of aid coordination from the perspectives of developing countries [ 7- 9] no accounts of the aid transition in a post-Soviet health system has been previously documented.

While a relatively rich body of evidence exists regarding types and characteristics of concomitant knee injuries with femoral injuries, almost all of these reports are confined to the developed world and observations from the perspective of a developing country are lacking.

From a physical health status perspective, the likelihood of developing some type of disability increases exponentially as we age, [ 16] and there is evidence to suggest that disability is an important outcome of physical inactivity [ 17, 18].