Sentence examples for service of developing from inspiring English sources

In this context, it remains unclear whether pharmacogenomic technologies can be put at the service of developing world populations to enable more equitable development of drugs that are oriented to meeting the health needs of these neglected populations.

This is similar to the way Spaulding et al. seek the development and integration of causal models in the service of developing a comprehensive clinical understanding of people and their problems.

In reaction to this development, the United Nations in cooperation with the International Academy of Astronautics has been organizing annual workshops on small satellites in the service of developing countries.

And all of this in the service of developing clear policies that provide marching orders to everyone in an administration, while putting allies at ease and adversaries on notice about our intentions.

"The Third Part of the Night" (1971), which opens BAMcinématek's retrospective, develops a metaphor for Poland's World War II occupation out of his father's grotesque wartime experience: being forced to nourish typhoid-infected lice with his own blood in the service of developing a vaccine for the Germans.

Through your 20s you're humming along, pretty fast-paced, hopefully having a variety of experiences and plenty of fun in the service of developing a personality.

[ 3] Can the resources, professionals and infrastructure of general health services of developing countries support the integration of disease-specific interventions?

During the 1980s and 1990s, the emerging interest in health economics in the wake of welfare state crises in the rich nations, and the application of this discipline to the health services of developing countries, also contributed to a further broadening of the field's perspective.

One approach to health care needs in Africa is to assume northern standards: 'An analysis of standards for the best practice of family medicine in Northern European countries provides a framework for identifying the difficulties and deficiencies in the health services of developing countries, and offers strategies and criteria for improving primary health care practice'[ 16].

Mr. Fried, 48, works in the Manhattan office of Deutsche Bank, where he is in charge of providing Internet-based administrative services and of developing new financial products for the bank.

The emerging countries of the Pacific rim promise to provide billions of new middle-class consumers over the coming decades, providing huge new markets for the goods and services of developed nations.