Global analysis of sustainable development in context of quality and security of human life by M. Z. Zgurovsky

“…This system, named “Sustainable Development Gauging Matrix” (SDGM) and data presented by reliable international organizations culminated in a Global Simulation regarding quality of life and security of the world population. Specifically, this study focuses on analysis of the Systematic Regularity of World Conflicts over the Course of Time. …”
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Green banking by Maja Drobnjaković

“…Global challenges of diminishing fossil fuel reserves, climate change, environmental management and finite natural resources serving an expanding world population - these reasons mean that urgent action is required to transition to solutions which minimize environmental impact and are sustainable. …”
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Cis-, intra-, subgenesis, genome editing as modern technologies for modifying the crop genomes (review) by Н. Е. Волкова

“…Technologies for producing cis-, intra-, subgenic plants are rapidly developing and resulting in crops of the 21st century that can solve the problem of food provision for a constantly growing world population with the least contrary to the public interest.…”
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Birthrate, Sovereignty and Development: The Restrictive Regulations to Family Planning in the Third Peronist Government (Argentina, 1973-1976) by Karina Alejandra Felitti

“…The intensive growth of the world population during the second postwar period expanded the fear of an imminent depletion of natural resources and the destabilization of the capitalist system. …”
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[FE1091] Regulations Governing the Usage of Reclaimed Water as an Alternative Water Source for Agricultural Irrigation in Florida by Leticia Braune, Gulcan Onel, Tatiana Borisova, Pilar Useche

“… Fresh water is becoming increasing scarce as the world population grows rapidly. Reclaimed water from alternative sources can be used to help offset the demand for fresh surface water and groundwater in agriculture. …”
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CASE REPORT OF A MENTALLY RETARDED CHILD by Vasilka GALEVSKA

“…According to WHO, around 1-3 % of world population are mentally retarded people and the percentage between school children is around 2 %.The development of a mentally retarded child depends on factors related to the disability itself, all the limitations and characteristics which results from that. …”
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Plant growth promoting rhizobacteria: potential for sustainable agriculture by Vikas Sharma, Jashandeep Kaur, Shivika Sharma

“…With growing world population, there is an exponential increase in demand for food. …”
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The use of silver preparations in the treatment of acute rhinosinusitis by N. A. Miroshnichenko, E. M. Khon, V. A. Ekaterinchev

“…ARVI and flu epidemics occur annually and affect up to 15% of the world population. One of the most common diseases associated with acute respiratory infection is acute rhinosinusitis. …”
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Essential medicines: an overview of some milestones in the last forty years (1975-2013) by José Antonio Pagés

“…Despite progress in the last four decades in terms of access to essential medicines, more than a third of the world population especially from the poorest countries have serious difficulties in accessing the medicines they need at an affordable price and with the right quality. …”
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A REVIEW ON MEASURING THE SUCCESS OF SMART CITY INITIATIVE by Krešimir Buntak, Maja Mutavdžija, Matija Kovačić

“…It is estimeted that by 2025, in cities or urban areas, almost 75% of the world's population will live. Challenges associated with increasing the number of urban population, the development of Internet technology and the transformation of traditional cities has led to a new concept - Smart City concept. …”
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Prospects for accelerated fertility decline in Africa by John Cleland

“…The future size of world population depends critically on what happens in sub-Saharan Africa, the one remaining region with high fertility and rapid population growth. …”
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How Meat Science Academic Programming Can Facilitate Undergraduate and Graduate Student International Exposure by Keith E. Belk

“…As the world population increases and the trajectory of meat trade continues to expand across the borders of sovereign nations, it is important for university educators to increase the opportunities that undergraduate and graduate students have for engaging with other cultures. …”
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The elderly in the post-anesthesia care unit by Abdulkareem S Alghamdi, Hisham Almuzayyen, Tumul Chowdhury

“…It is increasingly conceivable that elderly patients will be treated in perioperative settings as the world's population shifts toward an older age distribution. …”
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Insight Into Intellectual Property in Patent Medicine: An Indian Perspective by Murtala Ismail Adakawa, N S Harinarayana

“…India, being a member of World Trade Organization (WTO) has recognized the importance attached with IP thus investing hugely in intellectual advancement thereby reaping the advantages of second world population. Focusing on three key sectors namely, pharmaceutical, biotechnology, and IT sectors, scholars recognized the contributions these sectors offer to the growth domestic products and economic development of the countries. …”
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Is there any need and scope for improvement in the vector control measures? by Saurabh RamBihariLal Shrivastava, Prateek Saurabh Shrivastava

“…In fact, the recent global estimates depict that in excess of four-fifth of the world's population is at risk of at least one or more vector-borne diseases (VBDs). …”
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Consideraciones actualizadas sobre la patogenia de la tiña pedis Up-to-date considerations on the pathogenesis of the tinnea pedis by Marlenys Pérez Bruzón, Maritza Batista Romagosa, Danisela López Osorio, Norma Siam Alonso, Ana Mercedes Raventós Vázquez

“…<br>Up-to-date considerations of interest are exposed on the pathogenesis of the tinnea pedis fundamentally about the etiologic and immunologic factors, because they are important in the onset, clinical course and cure of this disease, as well as they help to understand better their clinical pattern, so frequent in the Cuban and world population.…”
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Genome elimination: translating basic research into a future tool for plant breeding. by Luca Comai

“…New plant breeding approaches are needed to meet this challenge to help feed a growing world population. Here I discuss how a basic research discovery is being translated into a potential future tool for plant breeding, and share the story of researcher Simon Chan, who recognized the potential application of this new approach--genome elimination--for the breeding of staple food crops in Africa and South America.…”
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Technical and historical approach to Vertebroplasty by Batero-Diego Fernando, Torres-Inés Andrea, Moscote-Salazar Luis Rafael

“…The use of such techniques will increase in coming years by increasing the life expectancy of the world population between applications are vertebral fractures, vertebral metastases and hemangiomas. …”
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Cancer prevention in developing countries: a vision for preserving health in Mexico by Ronald A DePinho, Ernest Hawk

“…By 2025, approximately 1.2 billion individuals will be 60 years of age or older. The world population has also experienced economic development and modernization which have improved the quality of life for many, but which have also enabled increasing adoption of unhealthy lifestyles. …”
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Patophysiology of nonalcoholic fatty liver disease by Ewa Krzewicka-Romaniuk, Dagna Siedlecka, Marcelina Makuch, Anna Pradiuch, Grażyna Wójcicka

“…NAFLD is also currently the most common liver disorder in developed countries, affecting 24% of the world's population. The prevalence of NAFLD in European societies is estimated in the range of 17-46% and shows an upward trend with the increasing incidence of obesity and type II diabetes. …”
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