This may be the case of golgi nucleotide sugar transporter GONST4 (cluster k-means 9, Figure 5A), which is involved in the provision of GDP-fucose and GDP-l galactose sugars into the Golgi for cell wall polysaccharide synthesis such as rhamnogalacturonan II and xyloglucan (Table 5), and ERDL6 (Early Responsive to Dehydration-Like 6) which functions as a vacuole glucose exporter (Table 5).
India spends less than 1% of GDP on public provision of health care, well below the average for poor countries.
The role of GDPs in the provision of preventive care and oral health promotion cannot be ignored.
On May 23rd the OECD said that if health, pensions and social care were to keep pace with current provision, spending on them would have to increase from 15% of GDP to almost 19% between 2010 and 2050.
Ghana's R&D expenditure is approximately 0.3%% of GDP (US$49 million), almost all from government provision (UNCTAD, 2011, Science, Technology and Innovation Policy Review Ghana, Geneva).
The incidence of RRT varies considerably between countries due to factors like gross domestic product (GDP) per capita, percentage of GDP spent on health care, dialysis reimbursement rate, and the private for-profit share of dialysis provision [ 5].
Under its provisions, the federal government must cut its structural deficit (ie, adjusted for the business cycle) to 0.35% of GDP by 2016; the 16 Länder (states) must eliminate theirs entirely by 2020.
However, quality of governance was more important than GDP per capita for provision of safe water, malnutrition prevention and healthcare [ 20].
In Ethiopia livestock production is an integral part of the agricultural system contributing 40%% of the agricultural gross domestic product (GDP) and 20%% of the total GDP without considering other contributions like provision of traction power, organic fertilizers and as means of transport [ 4, 5].
They spent...7.2% of GDP.
Coffee provides 20% of GDP.
