Lung Ultrasound in Early Diagnosis of Neonatal Ventilator Associated Pneumonia before Any Radiographic or Laboratory Changes by Mohammed Ibrahim, Ahmed Omran, Mostafa Ibrahim, Nouran Bioumy, Sonya El-Sharkawy

“…Neonatal pneumonia is reported to be the primary cause of neonatal respiratory failure and one of the common causes of neonatal hospitalization and death in developing countries. Chest X-ray was considered the gold standard for diagnosis of neonatal pneumonia. …”
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ANALYSIS OF THE ECONOMIC SITUATION IN WESTERN EUROPE by L. M. Rubaeva, A. A. Datieva

“…The study notes the relationship between the sectors of the economy that have allowed developed countries to achieve the greatest results at present time. …”
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Myocardial Restoration: Is It the Cell or the Architecture or Both? by Duc Thang Vu, Theo Kofidis

“…Myocardial infarction is the leading cause of death in developed countries. Cardiac cell therapy has been introduced to clinical trials for more than ten years but its results are still controversial. …”
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Ethics in the nursing care to patients on haemodialysis treatment by Janairy Rosales Origuela, Jayce Díaz Díaz, Beatriz Molina Ramírez, Osmel Chávez Troya

“…Patients with chronic terminal renal failure, treated with haemodialysis, have experienced a significant increase in Cuba, similarly to more developed countries. Although there is no question that haemodialysis is effective to extend the patient’s with nephropathies lives, there is a considerable controversy with respect to this survival, even when new dialysis modalities have focused in the potential benefits they offer to improve the quality of life of the affected patients. …”
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EVALUATION OF FOREIGN DIRECT INVESTMENTS IN AGRICULTURAL SECTOR IN NORTHERN IRAQ by Mahir Rashid Hama, Semih Serkant Aktuğ, Mehmet Dağ

“…ForeignDirect Investment(FDI), considered as a significant source of economic growth in both developedand developing countries. In Northern Iraq, it is planned to make a friendlyinvestment environment to attract FDI as much as possible toward its region toenhance development acceleration. …”
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Uncommon Diseases in Pediatric Age: Commemoration in Cienfuegos of an Essential Event for Cuban Public Health by Jan O´neil González Ramos, Belkis González Aguiar

“…In spite of the fact that the access to treatments has become really expensive in developed countries, in Cuba the health system guarantees it for free.…”
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Development of control unit for parameters of material processing modes by A. P. Morgunov, V. V. Derkach, I. V. Kirgizova

“…The use of modern energy and resource-saving technologies in multifactor technological processes is a promising direction for development of the manufacturing sector in most developed countries. The purpose of the work is to develop a control system for the Arduino UNO program with the parameters of material processing mode. …”
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Entamoeba Histolytica: Updates in Clinical Manifestation, Pathogenesis, and Vaccine Development by Micaella Kantor, Anarella Abrantes, Andrea Estevez, Alan Schiller, Jose Torrent, Jose Gascon, Robert Hernandez, Christopher Ochner

“…With increased travel and emigration to developed countries, infection is becoming more common in nonendemic areas. …”
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INNOVATIONS OF SPECIAL TAX REGIMES FOR SMALL BUSINESS IN 2017. TRANSITION OF INSURANCE PREMIUMS TO TAX AUTHORITIES by A. Lukashevich

“…Small business, contributing to the creation of new jobs, and performs a number of important socio-economic tasks, therefore, for its development and support in economically developed countries used different systems of tax exemptions, simplification of accounting and filing of tax reports. …”
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The Effect of Land Fragmentation on Poverty Levels in Rwamucucu Sub-County Rukiga District. by Nasasira, Severina

“…Most societies in developed countries are characterized by a culture of land fragmentation that affects agricultural production. …”
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Cost‐of‐illness analysis of chronic urticaria clinical management in five countries of Latin America by Jorge Sánchez, Leidy Álvarez, José Ignacio Larco, Luis Ensina, Guillermo Guidos‐Fogelbach, Cesar A. Reyes‐López, German D. Ramon, Karla Robles‐Velasco, Ivan Cherrez‐Ojeda

“…There are some evaluations of the economic cost of the disease in developed countries, but there is little information about the economic cost of the disease in developing countries. …”
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Blockchain-Enabled VANET for Smart Solid Waste Management by Muhammad Saad, Maaz Bin Ahmad, Muhammad Asif, Muhammad Khalid Khan, Toqeer Mahmood, Muhammad Tariq Mahmood

“…Waste management is a critical issue, especially for developing countries. The purpose of this study is to propose an IoT-driven state-of-the-art system for solid waste management for developing countries and urban areas. …”
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Systematic Review and Meta-Analysis on Knowledge Attitude and Practices on African Animal Trypanocide Resistance by Keneth Iceland, Kasozi, Ewan Thomas, MacLeod, Charles, Waiswa, Michael, Mahero, Ibrahim, Ntulume, Susan Christina, Welburn

“…Conclusions: AATr is spread in developing countries due to a lack of community knowledge, attitudes, and drug-use practices. …”
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Unusual Cause of Persistent Epistaxis with Severe Anemia in a Child by Yilkal Zemene, Tadele Hailu, Josh Wiedermann

“…Respiratory infections, nasal mucosa dryness, and foreign bodies are some local causes of bleeding from the nose. In developing countries, infestations still contribute a significant proportion of anemia in children. …”
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Żywienie a prewencja chorób układu krążenia by Grażyna Nowicka

“…Atherosclerotic cardiovascular disease has been recognized as the leading cause of death for both men and women in developed countries. During the past century epidemiological and observational studies established that inappropriate nutrition together with reduced physical activity and increased tobacco consumption are key factors for cardiovascular disease development. …”
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INTELLECTUAL CAPITAL AS A DRIVER OF ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT by Sandra Jednak, Veljko Dmitrović, Vesna Damjanović

“…Intellectual capital is a driver of economic development in advanced economies, while in developing countries it is not so dominant. …”
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Can Christian ethics be used to engage business? A (South) African consideration by Willem Fourie

“… Business enterprises are in a position to exert a significant influence on society – particularly in the context of developing countries. Businesses no longer simply influence shareholders, employees and customers, but also play a role in strengthening (or weakening) political institutions and contributing to the wellbeing of other stakeholders. …”
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INTELLECTUAL CAPITAL AS A DRIVER OF ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT by Sandra Jednak, Veljko Dmitrović, Vesna Damjanović

“…Intellectual capital is a driver of economic development in advanced economies, while in developing countries it is not so dominant. …”
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ASSESSMENT OF CARBON FOOTPRINTS OF A TYPICAL NIGERIAN TOWNSHIP POST OFFICE: A CASE STUDY OF KAFANCHAN DISTRICT POST OFFICE, KAFANCHAN, NIGERIA by RICHARD BALTHI MSHELIA, FUNSHO BABARINDE

“… This research work focuses on carbon footprinting the operations of a township post office in a developing country. The analysis was carried out in accordance with the Universal Postal Union’s guidelines for carbon accounting. …”
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Shekou : aux origines des zones économiques spéciales chinoises by Thierry Pairault

“…The “Shekou Model” is a banner held up by one company – China Merchants – and used by Chinese propaganda to tout the success of its special economic zones (SEZs) as a model for developing countries. In this paper, we will not look at what has been achieved both in China and abroad, but we question the conception and development of the Shekou Industrial Zone between 1977 and 1984 and find that the birth of the SEZs owes more to chance and a general desire for reform than to economic policy thinking, and that Deng Xiaoping certainly played a much more limited role than is generally reported.…”
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