ライフサイエンスコーパス: economic development

1 ansition (changes in lifestyles accompanying economic development).

2 d) and health care spending (an indicator of economic development).

3 th statistical and legal; it also helps with economic development.

4 hat can allow both climate stabilization and economic development.

5 rainfall fluctuations for sustainable socio-economic development.

6 ernal worker migration in response to uneven economic development.

7 ording to geographical location and level of economic development.

8 ted disease change as countries move through economic development.

9 sures, access to resources and services, and economic development.

10 as others believe section 7 severely impedes economic development.

11 less environmentally harmful forms of local economic development.

12 l processes influence structural poverty and economic development.

13 el but was correlated with regional level of economic development.

14 re control in countries at varying levels of economic development.

15 r 12 populations with very diverse levels of economic development.

16 romotion of women's educational, social, and economic development.

17 for infrastructure planning and sustainable economic development.

18 annually and is a burden to human health and economic development.

19 iology, which varies by setting and level of economic development.

20 st, especially in countries undergoing rapid economic development.

21 onfounding factors such as human freedom and economic development.

22 e relevant for understanding the dynamics of economic development.

23 ife events affecting their psychological and economic development.

24 social impact combined with agricultural and economic development.

25 ns for public health, crisis management, and economic development.

26 P) was included as a marker of country-level economic development.

27 the backbone of innovations that have driven economic development.

28 ptions, including the nature of future socio-economic development.

29 griculture, energy infrastructure, and rural economic development.

30 strong correlation between urbanization and economic development across countries, and within-countr

31 around, and why there is so much variance in economic development across the globe.

32 mperatures is an important question for both economic development and climate change policy.

33 ies and aid agencies to the Organisation for Economic Development and Cooperation.

34 malaria has contracted through a century of economic development and disease control.

35 t and process innovations that contribute to economic development and enhance food security.

36 to analyze how to minimize conflicts between economic development and environmental sustainability.

37 Driven by rapid economic development and growing electricity demand, NO(

38 rlipidemia are associated with country-level economic development and health system indices.

39 wing year, even when controlling for general economic development and HIV prevalence as potential con

40 e, country-level contextual factors, such as economic development and income inequality, may influenc

41 that the processes relating urbanization to economic development and knowledge creation are very gen

42 tral to equitable and sustainable social and economic development and must be prioritised in the agen

43 In China, and elsewhere, long-term economic development and poverty alleviation need to be

44 s been viewed as an important instrument for economic development and reducing regional income dispar

45 Despite rapid economic development and reductions in child mortality w

46 preserving nature is often in conflict with economic development and the aspirations of the rural po

47 opportunity to compare the initial stages of economic development and the lifestyle changes that may

48 China is presently undergoing rapid economic development and unprecedented urbanization.

49 nd child malnutrition exists alongside rapid economic development and urban migration, abdominal obes

50 Models were adjusted for socio-economic development and wider health system variables.

51 Increasing world population, economic development, and diminishing land resources for

52 ncers, changes in lifestyles associated with economic development, and the increasing age of the popu

53 Greater opportunities for economic development are anticipated to result from impr

54 Future population growth and economic development are forecasted to impose unpreceden

55 owing concerns that contemporary patterns of economic development are unsustainable have given rise t

56 ich consists of coupled submodels addressing economic development, atmospheric chemistry, climate dyn

57 ting down tropical forests requires shifting economic development away from a dependence on natural r

58 03), even after controlling for the level of economic development (beta=-1.86; p=0.038) and the propo

59 es differ substantially in their post-Soviet economic development but face many of the same challenge

60 ng countries at intermediate levels of socio-economic development; can managers and policy makers hel

61 response to ecosystem degradation from rapid economic development, China began investing heavily in p

62 In terms of economic development, China is widely acclaimed as a mir

63 udies in which biodiversity conservation and economic development coincide and cases in which there i

64 ing demographic and the Philippines need for economic development could have led to shared benefits u

65 dient also depends on the country's stage of economic development, cultural factors, and social and h

66 obvious groupings were apparent in terms of economic development, demographic characteristics, or ge

67 Global health, population growth, economic development, environmental degradation, and cli

68 tments in care delivery to promote equitable economic development, especially for those struggling ag

69 ates that VBPDs have systematically affected economic development, evident in contemporary levels of

70 ated by climate change, energy security, and economic development goals.

71 and can afford the necessary reforms so that economic development goes hand-in-hand with improved hea

72 h to support land use decisions to reconcile economic development, great ape conservation, and avoidi

73 performed on the basis of country, level of economic development [Human Development Index (HDI)], an

74 ational Renewable Energy Laboratory Jobs and Economic Development Impact models incorporating local e

75 relieving population pressures, stimulating economic development, improving health, and enhancing hu

76 ations, for example, for the location of new economic development in cities of varied size.

77 riage is a substantial barrier to social and economic development in India, and a primary concern for

78 e emerging between resource conservation and economic development in island ecosystems, as the pressu

79 es in height have occurred concurrently with economic development in most populations during the last

80 alls, underscoring the role of broadly based economic development in promoting child nutrition.

81 Rapid economic development in the past century has translated

82 Economic development involves a structural transformatio

83 Managing water for sustainable use and economic development is both a technical and a governanc

84 The importance of metallurgy for social and economic development is indisputable.

85 impacts, yet how these impacts are driven by economic development is not well understood.

86 Global progress in social and economic development is occurring, although slowly, in t

87 Economic development is often proposed as an essential f

88 Economic development is often pursued through forest con

89 he Arabian Gulf nations are undergoing rapid economic development, leading to major shifts in both th

90 countries with relatively recent advances in economic development may still have a higher susceptibil

91 Statistical modeling confirms that economic development, not political complexity or popula

92 elationships is strongly correlated with the economic development of communities.

93 a fisheries are central to food security and economic development of many regions of the world.

94 o the health of the whole population and the economic development of nations.

95 verages for factors such as child mortality, economic development, openess to trade, conflict, rural

96 on implications of recent changes in China's economic development patterns and role in global trade i

97 erative unto itself and a vital component of economic development plans.

98 resources are under increasing pressure from economic development, population growth, and climate cha

99 negative health consequences of large-scale economic development projects are to be equitably mitiga

100 ing and mitigation of health consequences of economic development projects.

101 Within areas of similar economic development, regional intake of fat and prevale

102 Sustainable societal and economic development relies on novel nanotechnologies th

103 arkets, the institutional role of markets in economic development remains.

104 s and research include differential regional economic development, rural environment, quality of eye

105 ifferent levels of health-care resources and economic development, stratified by basic, limited, enha

106 n the drug discovery process, healthcare and economic development that influence a considerable amoun

107 With China's rapid economic development, the disease burden may have change

108 A shift is needed in priorities in economic development towards healthy forms of urbanisati

109 e future population health as well as global economic development unless timely and effective strateg

110 h risks are distributed across all levels of economic development, wealthy countries effectively limi

111 a circular economy which aims at reconciling economic development with environmental protection and s

112 Balancing economic development with international commitments to p

113 population density and is on a fast track to economic development, with most of the growth in electri

114 health and a significant impediment to socio-economic development worldwide.