ライフサイエンスコーパス: economic development

1 ansition (changes in lifestyles accompanying economic development).

2 ccessibility) and indirectly (as a driver of economic development).

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

4 st, especially in countries undergoing rapid economic development.

5 onfounding factors such as human freedom and economic development.

6 e relevant for understanding the dynamics of economic development.

7 social impact combined with agricultural and economic development.

8 cling, and high variability based on country economic development.

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

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

11 the backbone of innovations that have driven economic development.

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

13 griculture, energy infrastructure, and rural economic development.

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

15 hat can allow both climate stabilization and economic development.

16 rainfall fluctuations for sustainable socio-economic development.

17 enhancing aquaculture for export to support economic development.

18 onflict between water resource constrain and economic development.

19 cture inequalities and both urbanization and economic development.

20 ations, they would improve food security and economic development.

21 nder equality, poverty reduction, equity and economic development.

22 choices, globalization of food systems, and economic development.

23 oods of Arctic societies and for sustainable economic development.

24 ng patterns, which generally vary by sex and economic development.

25 planning, sustainability, public health, and economic development.

26 nd manufacturing presents an opportunity for economic development.

27 Natural hazards can impair socio-economic development.

28 ntive chemotherapy, improved sanitation, and economic development.

29 Ports have been key elements in Europe's economic development.

30 rade and cross-border investment and promote economic development.

31 he most pressing challenges for future socio-economic development.

32 ile also presenting an opportunity for rural economic development.

33 oved case management, rotavirus vaccine, and economic development.

34 the country's natural environment and socio-economic development.

35 nd green development to achieve high-quality economic development.

36 global public health, social stability, and economic development.

37 conditions to leverage national savings for economic development.

38 when analysing the role of human capital in economic development.

39 residing in countries at different levels of economic development.

40 d of information, technological progress and economic development.

41 9 cases, government policy, and the level of economic development.

42 ns a major global threat to human health and economic development.

43 ring, possibly mediated by human behavior or economic development.

44 0.05%/year) as potential predictor for such economic development.

45 equality is critical for achieving equitable economic development.

46 he world population and severely jeopardizes economic development.

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

48 ife events affecting their psychological and economic development.

49 ernal worker migration in response to uneven economic development.

50 ording to geographical location and level of economic development.

51 ted disease change as countries move through economic development.

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

53 as others believe section 7 severely impedes economic development.

54 less environmentally harmful forms of local economic development.

55 l processes influence structural poverty and economic development.

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

57 ly differ across continents or by countries' economic development.

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

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

60 is crucial for conservation and sustainable economic development.

61 for infrastructure planning and sustainable economic development.

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

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

64 ls of individuals-is a critical component of economic development(1,2).

65 diverse(1) and important for livelihoods and economic development(2), but are under substantial stres

66 omes, including public awareness and policy, economic development, access to high-quality care, innov

67 Industry structure, population density, and economic development account for smaller shares of the c

68 ater resource availability, demand and socio-economic development across China.

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

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

71 l challenges for the environment, social and economic development along global supply chains.

72 sed high air pollution associated with rapid economic development, although regulatory efforts have a

73 and there has been a decoupling between the economic development and CEs in the city was observed du

74 also recognized as important for social and economic development and climate change adaptation.

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

76 ty and address the challenges posed by socio-economic development and climate change, thereby safegua

77 ing a severe groundwater quality crisis amid economic development and climate change, yet the extent

78 ation big data reveal the status of regional economic development and contain valuable information of

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

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

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

82 nable development, paying equal attention to economic development and environmental conservation [7].

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

84 We suggest that economic development and gender equality in rights go ha

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

86 insights into the causes and consequences of economic development and growth, and promote responsible

87 ation process during the early stages of its economic development and growth.

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

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

90 960s and has persisted through 2019, despite economic development and improvements in water supply an

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

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

93 sents a social engineering project where the economic development and livelihood of the farming famil

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

95 wellbeing across the life cycle, as well as economic development and other related sectors.

96 Our study suggests that economic development and population growth may criticall

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

98 and foreign investment to drive sustainable economic development and poverty reduction.

99 long been viewed as an important factor for economic development and provided a rationale for polici

100 Incentivized by "blue skies" type campaigns, economic development and reactive nitrogen pollution are

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

102 An ecological relationship between economic development and reduction in tuberculosis preva

103 Despite rapid economic development and reductions in child mortality w

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

105 riptive evidence on the relationship between economic development and the emigration propensity of sc

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

107 en the world's most dynamic emerging area of economic development and trade in recent decades.

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

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

110 s in low-income and middle-income countries, economic development and urbanisation have contributed t

111 rated epidemiological transition, spurred by economic development and urbanization, has led to a rapi

112 process of unprecedented magnitude owing to economic development and urbanization.

113 100 highest-cited cross-national studies of economic development and values, we find that controls f

114 critical foundation for coordinating future economic development and water resource utilization.

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

116 to target adaptive capacity programs-such as economic development and workforce training-accordingly

117 bility, access to technology and healthcare, economic development, and culture.

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

119 k pose a significant burden to human health, economic development, and food security.

120 an intricate interplay between conservation, economic development, and security under privately manag

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

122 severe threat to human health and social and economic development, and thus has become a major public

123 between countries, depending on the level of economic development, and within countries, due to struc

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

125 , in which relevant aspects related to socio-economic development are either not properly considered

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

127 Strong institutions as well as economic development are generally understood to play cr

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

129 tial impact of macro-determinants, human and economic development as well as income inequality, on 2

130 to examine the impact of national savings on economic development, as measured by the Human Developme

131 modity land uses has underpinned substantial economic development at the expense of natural land cove

132 endowments, as well as the actual social and economic development at the present stage.

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

134 The traditional pathway for economic development available to these countries has hi

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

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

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

138 c honesty is essential to social capital and economic development but is often in conflict with mater

139 er-borne disease cases. While sanitation and economic development can improve public health, poor edu

140 imate change, scenarios of sustainable socio-economic development can potentially bring extinction ri

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

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

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

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

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

146 ing in Africa is rapidly improving alongside economic development, creating an urgent need to underst

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

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

149 (a summary measure of a country's social and economic development), duration of symptoms, QRS duratio

150 forestation without compromising local socio-economic development, efforts to secure Indigenous right

151 Three scenarios are provided: accelerated economic development, emission reduction constraint, and

152 of advanced applications that promote future economic development, energy efficiency, and environment

153 deployment of clean technologies to advance economic development, energy security and emissions cuts

154 Land inequality stalls economic development, entrenches poverty, and is associa

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

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

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

158 ure, and vegetation indices; demographic and economic development factors (nighttime light emissions,

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

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

161 Factors including economic development, government influence, industrial s

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

163 Economic development has little influence, indicating th

164 Population growth and economic development have increased the demand for phosp

165 the contemporary differences in comparative economic development have their roots in the distant pas

166 Economic development hinges on structural change, that i

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

168 nt negative impacts on environmental health, economic development, human health, and various aspects

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

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

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

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

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

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

175 With the accelerated urbanization and economic development in Northwest China, the efficiency

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

177 nomic complexity, we reveal that a country's economic development in terms of its production and expo

178 Rapid economic development in the past century has translated

179 ations for efforts to promote more equitable economic development in the present.

180 of the relationship between tuberculosis and economic development in Viet Nam.

181 are computed and correlated to the regional economic development indicator.

182 ussing the implications of these results for economic development initiatives.

183 Economic development involves a structural transformatio

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

185 The conclusion shows that economic development is compatible with low carbon and e

186 romised, male mortality rates are higher and economic development is higher.

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

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

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

190 Economic development is often proposed as an essential f

191 Economic development is often pursued through forest con

192 Xinjiang, which has a huge potential for economic development, is constrained for its local indus

193 ty in England, implemented a new approach to economic development, known as the Community Wealth Buil

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

195 ries and for countries grouped by World Bank economic development level.

196 ropicalization, has serious consequences for economic development, livelihoods, food security, human

197 and family environments and promoting local economic development may enhance cognitive and mental he

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

199 proach to evaluate how possible future socio-economic developments may affect biodiversity.

200 VCDs during the dry season, suggesting that economic development mitigates net NO(2) emissions durin

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

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

203 Urbanization plays a crucial role in the economic development of every country.

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

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

206 m for the food industry, contributing to the economic development of the exploitation chain of A. mea

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

208 These findings suggest that, from an economic development or cost-benefit standpoint, rural g

209 cientific development and connecting it with economic development, our results may offer a new perspe

210 nclusion of non-health impacts, particularly economic development outcomes, such as education.

211 able energy production, water resources, and economic development, particularly in the Global South,

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

213 n transportation networks, which link to the economic development patterns of each province.

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

215 As economic development, population growth and climate chan

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

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

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

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

220 Sustainable societal and economic development relies on novel nanotechnologies th

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

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

223 ribution of several drivers for PUE, such as economic development stages and crop portfolios.

224 insights into the investigation of regional economic development status using highway transportation

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

226 nic activities related to population growth, economic development, technological advances, and change

227 States with higher levels of economic development tended to have greater age-standard

228 s in urbanizing watersheds are threatened by economic development that can lead to excessive sediment

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

230 vity, and so, offer an alternative model for economic development that similarly placed countries can

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

232 If these impacts alter future economic development, the financial losses will be signi

233 Even after adjusting for states' economic development, there is large variation among sta

234 ed in adjacent areas beyond focal areas with economic development, this study has significant implica

235 health in countries across varying levels of economic development through an urban/rural lens.

236 ds, especially as they are closely linked to economic development through tourism.

237 nable development requires jointly achieving economic development to raise standards of living and en

238 emote responsibility, and promote a shift of economic development towards activities with low biodive

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

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

241 graphic Index (SDI), a measure of social and economic development, using the meta-regression Bayesian

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

243 of including countries at various stages of economic development when analysing the role of human ca

244 that perform better than expected from their economic development, which can direct policy makers to

245 nable development vis-a-vis urbanization and economic development will require intentional infrastruc

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

247 en 2007 and 2017, Viet Nam experienced rapid economic development with equitable distribution of reso

248 Balancing economic development with international commitments to p

249 thy societies depend on governments aligning economic development with population and planetary healt

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

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

252 n population growth and lower rates of socio-economic development yield a fourfold higher likelihood