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Now, with an outright infringement of sales to its biggest customer, resource-poor Japan, it appears to be going one step further.

Only thus, suggests Collier, are the resource-poor countries ever likely to break into world markets for manufactures.

Last month, Jakarta seized some two dozen barges and tugboats preparing to transport granite to its tiny resource-poor neighbour.

Until recently, the uptake of routine voluntary testing in resource-poor countries was low, but progress is now being made.

Even opponents like Mr. Chee credit him with bringing the good life to this tiny, resource-poor city-state.

True breakthroughs come when research shows how existing tools can be adapted to work well in resource-poor settings.

We dedicate this article to the nurses who died as a result of providing care to CCHF patients in this resource-poor setting.

But this option is not generally affordable for resource-poor farmers, and fungicides are not environmentally friendly.

The results of this vaccine trial hold great promise for improving health and saving lives in resource-poor populations.

One way of enabling the resource-poor to enjoy a more balanced diet is to 'nutritionally enhance' existing food crops.

The researchers aim to develop a small, portable mass spectrometry device that can be used to detect TB in resource-poor settings.

Mass treatment with ivermectin may reduce the incidence of head lice infestation and associated morbidity in resource-poor communities.

The challenges in providing sustainable care in resource-poor settings are enormous, as we expected them to be.

CMV retinitis is not mentioned in the current and pending WHO guidelines for HIV treatment in resource-poor settings.

Research, education and capacity development in resource-poor settings--a festschrift for Professor M. E. Molyneux OBE.

But giving susceptible women the annual test can be difficult to manage, especially in resource-poor areas.

These, however, remain to be assessed for use in resource-poor settings.

However, it does suggest that South Korea is joining the stampede by resource-poor Asian countries to secure future supplies of oil.

This approach may be generalized in the context of TB control programs in resource-poor countries.

Many resource-poor countries lack facilities for rigorously screening blood supplies.

Community involvement is already taking treatment to the most remote, resource-poor settings.

Compared with past oil booms, the resource-poor economies are not enjoying as many spillover effects from the high price of oil.

Oil-rich Venezuela and Mexico are a mess; resource-poor Japan and Switzerland are not.

China, a resource-poor country, recently set a goal of doubling the use of alternative sources of energy.

One possible target: resource-poor Japan, which imports 16 percent of its crude from Iran.

As most people affected by this disaster live in resource-poor countries, the provision of assistance is difficult.

China is a large population and relative per capita resource poor country.

So does the screening make sense in more resource-poor areas?

TOKYO, Jan 30 (Reuters) - Resource-poor Japan just discovered a new source of mineral wealth -- sewage.

In view of natural mineral resource poor reality, Japan pay special attention to the regeneration of metal resources recycling utilization.

Japan's land area is small, resource-poor land.

Epilepsy affects 50 million people worldwide, 80% of whom live in resource poor countries.

But the boon to oil producers did not fully translate to resource-poor economies in the region, says the report

Antenatal screening can be difficult to implement in resource poor settings for a number of reasons:

Ethical challenges in study design and informed consent for health research in resource-poor settings

Palliative Care in Resource-Poor Environments