Un modèle indien du développement des TIC ? by Clarisse Didelon, Blandine Ripert

“…The diffusion model is very similar to what is observed elsewhere both in developed or developing countries. More, the projects set up, mainly located in the countryside, meet numerous obstacles.…”
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Scalp Melanoma Diagnosed by Fine Needle Aspiration Cytology in a Tertiary Health Center by A. B. Zarami, N. A. Satumari, M. Ahmed

“…We present this case report because of precision in diagnosis, using fine needle aspiration cytology (FNAC) to reemphasize that the technique is cheap, cost effective, and quick that can reduce the burden of incisional biopsy before definitive surgery and improve early detection of the disease especially in developing countries.…”
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SPECIAL ASPECTS OF DEVELOPMENT OF SMALL BUSINESS IN RUSSIA AT PRESENT STAGE by O. Ageeva, A. Devyanina

“…In this paper the comparative method of research that identifies similarities and differences of the small business sector between Russia and economically developed countries is used. The authors provide analysis of the current state of small entrepreneurship, determine development trends of branches of economy. …”
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Évolution de la fécondité et des comportements féconds dans la vallée du Ntem (Sud-Cameroun) depuis 1940 by Hélène Pagezy, Daniel Bley, Olivier Bernard

“…Theses phenomenons are likely to preceed and announce the future demographic transition as usually observed in most developing countries.…”
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CLUSTERS IN NATIONAL INNOVATION SYSTEMS by O. D. Gaisha

“…The experience of developed countries demonstrates the use of the cluster concept as an effective tool, that promotes the development of entrepreneurship and innovations, improving the competitiveness of both individual regions of clusters and the country as a whole. …”
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The Role of Digitalization in the Scientific and Educational Space Integration of the EAEU by C. G. Gospodarik, M. M. Kovalev

“…The article analyzes the modern potential of education and science in the EAEU countries for the rapid and effective implementation of high-tech import substitution, and also builds econometric models of the impact of education and science on GDP growth on two panels and historical data for 1990-2020 for developed and developing countries, with their subsequent application to assess the impact of the unified scientific and educational space of the EAEU on economic growth with the identification of the main factors of such influence, which made it possible to formulate the most promising ways and mechanisms for creating a unified scientific and educational space of the EAEU.…”
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Dobrostan zwierząt w naukach humanistycznych i przyrodniczych by Julita El-Jai

“…We can notice the increasing animal welfare standards in EU. Consumers in developed countries are concerned about the welfare of animals and demand the appropriate, healthy and safe food, which protects the environment. …”
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Technical and technological modernization of Azerbaijan economy: solutions by Gulshen Yuzbashieva, Israfil Yuzbashiev

“…Today, a lot of work is being done to overcome the technical and technological gap with developed countries, despite some local achievements, which requires a large-scale one. …”
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Anterior Segment Findings in Vitamin A Deficiency: A Case Series by Pierangela Rubino, Paolo Mora, Nicola Ungaro, Stefano A. Gandolfi, Jelka G. Orsoni

“…Conversely, the disease is quite common in developing countries, as a consequence of chronic malnutrition. …”
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Design and Construction of a Gold Leaf Electroscope. by Tuyisenge, Julius

“…In developing countries like Uganda, scientific equipment is expensive and generally financially out of reach for most schools, As a result, most schools do not perform well due to a lack of practical skills by learners and improvisational skills by teachers. …”
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Blockchain-Assisted Generation Rescheduling in Imperfect Market Environments by Salman Tariq, Mohamed Shaaban, Hazlie Mokhlis, Nurulafiqah N. Mansor, Hasmaini Mohamad

“…Nonetheless, due to some geopolitical and economic reasons, many developing countries adopted a modestly liberalized version of the power market (imperfect market). …”
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Nearly One in Three Lactating Mothers Is Suffering from Inadequate Dietary Diversity in Amhara Region, Northwest Ethiopia by Netsanet Fentahun, Elisabeth Alemu

“…Background. In developing countries, dietary diversity is a challenge for rural communities especially pregnancy and lactation. …”
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Toward a new interdisciplinary model to understand Alzheimer’s disease: The interplay between neurobiology and socio-economic factors by Hyun Jee Han, Clive Shrubsole

“…Methods: We carried out a literature review focusing on the following aspects: 1) The causal relationship between PM2.5 (and air pollution) and AD; 2) Regulations and guidelines about air pollution released by organizations across the world; 3) Differences in PM2.5 and educational levels between More Economically Developed Countries (MEDC) and Less Economically Developed Countries (LEDC); 4) Differences of AD incidence between MEDC and LEDC with regard to their levels of social developments. …”
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Isolation of cellulolytic bacteria, including actinomycetes, from coffee exocarps in coffee-producing areas in Vietnam by Han B. Bui

“…However, much of the cellulosic waste including coffee exocarps which are wastes from raw coffee process in Vietnam is often disposed of by biomass burning and discharged into the environment in developing countries, thus causing considerable environmental pollution. …”
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ChatGPT in healthcare education: a double-edged sword of trends, challenges, and opportunities by Michael Agyemang Adarkwah, Samuel Anokye Badu, Evans Appiah Osei, Enoch Adu-Gyamfi, Jonathan Odame, Käthe Schneider

“…Additionally, barriers remain that could lead to ethical and legal issues, particularly exacerbating inequalities in developing countries. Further research is needed to promote better GenAI practices in healthcare educational settings, especially for individuals in these regions.…”
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Barriers to sustainable green innovation in meeting the challenges of the global economy of firms by A. Escobar, J. Luna, A. Caraballo

“…Therefore, future research should focus on market and knowledge barriers in developed and less developing countries and on the social component of sustainable innovation. …”
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Information and Communication Technologies for Development: Evolution of International Discourse by Z. E. Gomboin

“…On the one hand, over a short period of time mobile technologies have ceased to be a privilege of the Global North and have become widespread in developing countries. On the other hand, the development of the ICT sector has had certain negative implications for the Global South. …”
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Investigating the research landscape of chlorinated paraffins over the past ten decades by Chinemerem Ruth Ohoro, Chijioke Olisah, Victor Wepener

“…Additionally, collaborative research with developing countries should be encouraged to enhance meeting the Stockholm Convention’s demand.…”
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Pain Assessment Following Open Hemorrhoidectomy Under Local Anesthesia Versus Saddle Block: A Multicenter Randomized Controlled Trial. by Sikakulya, Franck Katembo, Ssebuufu, Robinson, Okedi, Xaviour Francis, Baluku, Moris, Lule, Herman, Kiyaka, Sonye Magugu, Kyamanywa, Patrick

“…Background There is a disparity in evidence on pain assessment post open hemorrhoidectomy (OH) using local anes- Thesia and its use in developing countries are different from those in developed countries. …”
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Journal of Health and Social Sciences: A reputable, DOAJ-indexed, free, open access journal by Francesco Chirico

“…JHSS is also a place where research from developing countries, which is often underrepresented in the international health debate, is represented to a similar extent as research from developed countries. …”
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