Severe Weather Events over Southeastern Brazil during the 2016 Dry Season by Amanda Rehbein, Lívia Márcia Mosso Dutra, Tercio Ambrizzi, Rosmeri Porfírio da Rocha, Michelle Simões Reboita, Gyrlene Aparecida Mendes da Silva, Luiz Felippe Gozzo, Ana Carolina Nóbile Tomaziello, José Leandro Pereira Silveira Campos, Victor Raul Chavez Mayta, Natália Machado Crespo, Paola Gimenes Bueno, Vannia Jaqueline Aliaga Nestares, Laís Tabosa Machado, Eduardo Marcos De Jesus, Luana Albertani Pampuch, Maria de Souza Custódio, Camila Bertoletti Carpenedo

“…Southeastern Brazil is the most populated and economically developed region of this country. Its climate consists of two distinct seasons: the dry season, extending from April to September, the precipitation is significantly reduced in comparison to that of the wet season, which extends from October to March. …”
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Dynamic Cross-Correlation between Online Sentiment and Stock Market Performance: A Global View by Kewei Xu, Yuanyuan Pang, Jiatong Han

“…By dividing the global financial markets into developed and developing ones, we are able to test the heterogeneous relationship between stock market performance and sentiment at different economic developing level. Empirical results show that there exists a power-law cross-correlation relationship between financial market and online sentiment in some developed countries and all developing countries, and the relationship is more stable in the developing countries. …”
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Assessment of University Willingness to the Transition to Digital Educational Environment by O. V. Usacheva, M. K. Chernyakov

“…The digital transformation has affected all economically developed countries in the world including Russia. …”
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Measuring the Risk Spillover Effect of RCEP Stock Markets: Evidence from the TVP-VAR Model and Transfer Entropy by Yijiang Zou, Qinghua Chen, Jihui Han, Mingzhong Xiao

“…This highlights the current “fragility” of China’s stock market, making it susceptible to risk shocks from the stock markets of economically developed RCEP member countries. This analysis suggests that significant changes in bidirectional risk spillover relationships between China’s stock market and those of other RCEP members coincided with the signing and implementation of the RCEP agreement.…”
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Removing Heavy Metals from the Soil with Phytoremediation by Mustafa Aybar, Ayla Bilgin, Bülent Sağlam

“…Taking these costs and overheads into consideration, some economically developed countries have recently started working with phytoremediation (plantbased remediation) which, compared with the alternatives, is a much more environment-friendly waste treatment system. …”
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Sochi/Сочи 2014: Olympic Winter Games between High Mountains and Seaside by Kurt Scharr, Ernst Steinicke, Axel Borsdorf

“…The study focuses on aspects of regional planning and settlement, as well as on socio-economic developments. Further questions posed at the same time relating to society as a whole refer to social processes of participation and decision-making. …”
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Assessment of flood risk under Polder-Type flood control measure using improved projection pursuit model by Li Gao, Yuqin Gao, Yunping Liu, Ming Wu

“…Spatially, the high and highest-risk areas are mainly distributed in the urban areas, concentrated in densely populated and economically developed areas. Compared with the natural stream (without the PFCM), the high and highest risk areas decreased 0.06, 0.04, and 0.58 km2 for 50 %, 30 %, and 3 % frequency flood scales, respectively. …”
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Agricultural and energy products trade intensified the water scarcity in the grain and energy base in northern China by H.W. Huang, S. Jiang, S.Y. Zhang, Y.M. Wang, J.C. Wang, X.N. Zhao, X.R. Gao

“…The VW mainly flows to economically developed regions or water-abundant regions, which presents a ''poor to rich'' and ''lack to abundant'' situation. …”
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CIRCULAR ECONOMY FROM PERSPECTIVE OF WASTE MANAGEMENT TRENDS IN EU by Slavka Šagátová, Denisa Gajdová

“…The analysis examines whether more economically developed countries can manage waste more effectively, and identifies differences in waste production across various sectors. …”

Rethinking risk and disasters in mountain areas by Kenneth Hewitt, Manjari Mehta

“…Basically we conclude that “marginalisation” of mountain lands is primarily an outcome of socio-economic developments in which their condition is subordinated to strategic planning by state, metropolitan and global actors.…”
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Prevalence of Hypertension and Determination of Its Risk Factors in Rural Delhi by Jugal Kishore, Neeru Gupta, Charu Kohli, Neeta Kumar

“…Hypertension is an important public health challenge in both economically developing and developed countries. It is one of the risk factors for cardiovascular mortality. …”
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Research on the Hierarchical Spatial Structure of the Urban Agglomeration of the Yellow River Ji-Shaped Bend by Fang Wang, Mengyao Guo, Xi Guo, Fangqu Niu

“…The following conclusions can be drawn. (1) The cities with the strongest regional comprehensive power are Ordos, Taiyuan, Hohhot, Yinchuan, and Yulin, which cause the UAYB to present a significant “center-periphery” spatial pattern. (2) The biggest population flows mostly occur between cities in the same province, while interprovincial population flows mainly exist between cities with the strongest comprehensive power. (3) The hierarchical spatial structure of the UAYB forms a multitree structure, with Ordos as the core. (4) The attractiveness of the UAYB is very weak, being only slightly attractive to individual surrounding provinces, while the population outflow index to economically developed areas is high. Several policy implications are proposed, which can provide important insights for planning intercity connections among the UAYB, in order to achieve more coordinated regional development.…”
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A Religious Response to Environmental Flippancies in Akan Communities in Ghana by Emmanuel Twumasi-Ankrah, Yaw Adu-Gyamfi

“…This paper argues that the ecological narrative in Akan communities has changed chiefly because of social conflicts, engineered by factors such as the basic needs of humans, politicization, desacralization, materialism, economics, “development,” culture, chieftaincy, international relations, tenancy, religion, civil action and many more. …”
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Clean Eco-Friendly Cooking Energy as Sustainable Approach and Mitigation to Climate Change: A Case Study of Ankole, Western Uganda. by Kayamba, William Kariiti

“…The main objective was to investigate how traditional cooking fuels have become a health hazard to many mothers and children in Ankole, human activities and rural-urban migration, have caused hiking of prices for fuel for cooking; wetland drainage, bush clearing for farming, charcoal burning, brick making associated with social and economic developments have affected the environment. Traditional methods of cooking still dominate in Ankole, where three stones are still used. …”
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Clean eco-friendly cooking energy as sustainable approach and mitigation to climate change: A case study of Ankole, Western Uganda by Kayamba William Kariiti

“…The main objective was to investigate how traditional cooking fuels have become a health hazard to many mothers and children in Ankole, human activities and rural-urban migration, have caused hiking of prices for fuel for cooking; wetland drainage, bush clearing for farming, charcoal burning, brick making associated with social and economic developments have affected the environment. Traditional methods of cooking still dominate in Ankole, where three stones are still used. …”
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AIDS-Related Non-Hodgkin's Lymphoma in the Era of Highly Active Antiretroviral Therapy by Prakash Vishnu, David M. Aboulafia

“…In economically developed countries, AIDS-related lymphoma (ARL) accounts for a large proportion of malignances in HIV-infected individuals. …”
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Repenser le risque et les catastrophes dans les régions de montagne by Kenneth Hewitt, Manjari Mehta

“…Basically we conclude that “marginalisation” of mountain lands is primarily an outcome of socio-economic developments in which their condition is subordinated to strategic planning by state, metropolitan and global actors.…”
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Trames du delta du Yangzi : recompositions métropolitaines et aménagement des périphéries agricoles de Shanghai, Chine by Étienne Monin

“…We find that, as modernized water and road networks reorganize deltaic space, they constitute a major tool for economical development in the rural peripheries. Furthermore, the metropolis strategic planning has also instituted a new ecological framework, as a “green belt”, to ensure the protection of water resources. …”
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Constipations in elderly: diagnostics and treatment approach by Yu. O. Shulpekova

“…To illuminate principal causes and features of manifestations of constipation at elderly patients, to present a general investigation and treat- ment plan.Original positions. In economically developed countries about one third of population over 65 years of age has constipation. …”
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Pandemic mitigation: Bringing it home by Tom Reichert

“…The general decline in the baseline of age-specific excess mortality in economically developed countries is characterized and its importance assessed.   …”
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