Sentence examples for proportion of the developing from inspiring English sources
Since 1980, the proportion of the developing world living in urban areas has grown to about 50 percent, from 30 percent, and according to the World Bank, that migration of hundreds of millions has been instrumental in pulling down poverty rates — and will be for a broader set of countries going forward.
Our results show that crossing of miro1 and miro2 produces mutant plants with enhanced miro1 phenotypes and that a proportion of the developing haploid male and female gametes display the full null phenotype of MIRO GTPase function.
Most advance has been made against Boophilus microplus the vector of anaplasmosis and babesiosis in a very large proportion of the developing world.
The proportion of those developing lymphoid malignancies or any cancers (excluding lymphoid malignancies) of the patients and controls is shown in Table 2.
However, the proportion of those developing countries that have not yet designated an enquiry point for TBT regulations continues to be relevant.
First, the infrastructure to facilitate fully representative cohort studies in developing countries such as China is not readily available, which could preclude evidence from a large proportion of the global developing population during a period of transition.
Where p is the proportion of people developing the sequela and n is the total number of cases of Campylobacter.
In spite of the slower initial infusion rate, there has been no decrease in the proportion of people developing the more severe adverse reactions to acetylcysteine that require treatment.
Shortages of trained health personnel represent nothing less than a crisis of epidemic proportions in the developing world.
When antibiotic medicines are over-used, for instance in healthy people or farmyard animals not at risk of disease, a higher proportion of the bugs develop this resistance, leading to larger populations of lethal superbugs.
Using the automated process, a greater proportion of the embryos developed normally.
