Examples of using Live in developing countries in English and their translations into Hebrew
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Of them live in developing countries.
Of these people, 815 million of them live in developing countries.
Children aged less than five years that live in developing countries are the most vulnerable population regarding total deaths attributable to indoor and outdoor air pollution.
Close to 900 million people do not have enough to eat and98 percent of them live in developing countries.
Of hungry people live in developing countries.
One out of eight people in the world do not have enough food,98% of whom live in developing countries.
Million of those, live in developing countries.
Nine hundred twenty-five million of the earth's people do not have enough to eat,and 98 percent of them live in developing countries.
About 820 million of them live in developing countries;
About 85% of people with glaucoma live in developing countries and most of these people remain undiagnosed.
At least 90% of the inhabitants of drylands live in developing countries, where they suffer from poor economic and social conditions.
About 90% of these people live in developing countries.
Today, two-thirds of all individuals that have suffered from a stroke live in developing countries where health systems are already challenged to the limit.
The report says 89 percent of the world's 125 million 10-year-olds live in developing countries where girls face obstacles to equal education, health care and safety.
Two-hundred million of these households lived in developing countries, but over 60 million households lived in developed nations such as the United States, Japan and Australia, and in Europe.
They are the products of unequal access to education, resources,decision-making powers and technology between sons and daughters in families living in developing countries.
The links between the various sustainable development goals and public health are numerous and well established: Living below the poverty line is attributedto poorer health outcomes and can be even worse for persons living in developing countries where extreme poverty is more common.
Given that many farmers in developing countries live on the margins of food insecurity, a reduction in postharvest losses could have an immediate and significant impact on their livelihoods.
HIV-positive mothers living in developed countries are.
Chronic wounds affect up to one percent of people living in developed countries.
Million of them live in emerging and developing countries.
The WHO recommends universal supplementation with 2 mg/kg/day of iron in children aged 6 to 23 months whose diet doesnot include foods fortified with iron or who live in regions(such as developing countries) where anemia prevalence is higher than 40%[35].
About 800 million of them live in the developed countries.