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31, Forty-three of these countries are in sub-Saharan Africa, which is the heartland of malaria in terms of the number of cases and deaths and the severity of illness.

32, This typifies the commercial capital of Nigeria, sub-Saharan Africa's second largest economy, illustrating the misuse of the country's vast wealth since oil was struck over 50 years ago.

33, Conventional animal breeding should be able to meet much of the anticipated doubling of demand for dairy and meat products in Asia and sub-Saharan Africa, but this may not be enough.

34, But in some places, particularly in sub-Saharan Africa, families have moved away from rivers because they fear catching river blindness.

35, The rate is even higher in sub-Saharan Africa where girls and young women make up 71% of all young people living with HIV - essentially because prevention strategies are not reaching them.

36, Sub-Saharan Africa was not hit as hard by the economic crisis as the other regions of the world because its financial sector is small.

37, Sub-Saharan Africa and Ethiopia remain the most chronically underfed regions.

38, By the end of 2005, more than half of all people receiving HIV treatment in low- and middle-income countries resided in sub-Saharan Africa, up from one-quarter two years earlier.

39, Today it continues to expand in almost all world regions, with the notable exception of sub-Saharan Africa.

40, Fifty-seven countries, 36 of which are in sub-Saharan Africa, have severe shortages of health workers.

41, Much of sub-Saharan Africa's clinical and epidemiological research capacity, regulatory expertise, and pharmaceutical production capacity is concentrated in South Africa.

42, We need to abandon the water stress index as a way of defining water scarcity and insecurity in Sub-Saharan Africa, as it fundamentally misrepresents current and future water crises in the region.

43, Within Sub-Saharan Africa, for example, the number of researchers per million inhabitants, a key indicator of a country's scientific capability, grew by 18 per cent.

44, Efficacy of pentavalent rotavirus vaccine against severe rotavirus gastroenteritis in infants in developing countries in sub-Saharan Africa: a randomised, double-blind, placebo-controlled trial.

45, In sub-Saharan Africa alone, this will double the number of people receiving this lifesaving treatment.

46, If this could be implemented in sub-Saharan Africa, he told the Guardian,[http://sentencedict.com/sub-saharan.html] "the proportion of people with HIV would run to under 1% in less than 50 years".

47, Apart from the occasional internet hook-up at a diamond mine or UN camp, whole regions of Congo and Sudan, sub-Saharan Africa's two largest countries, have no connection at all.

48, Sub-Saharan Africa and other places in Asia and a few in Latin America are GAVI eligible countries, all of which are eligible to receive the pentavalent subsidy.

49, The countries most concerned are those where children are already dying in substantial numbers: Sub-Saharan Africa, Asia, in particular Bangladesh, and low-lying island states in the Pacific.

50, He also supported unsavory liberation movements and causes throughout the world, ranging from small opposition movements in sub-Saharan Africa to the Irish Republican Army.

51, According to the repot, the lowest tax rates are to be found in the Middle East and North Africa and highest in Sub-Saharan Africa, where a company on average pays over 60% of its profits as tax.

52, She knew, though, that the lack of clean water was a life-and-death problem in sub-Saharan rural villages.

53, An estimated 72% of city-dwellers in sub-Saharan Africa live in slums.

54, The other alpha-thalassaemia mutation is prevalent in several populations in Oceania and South Asia, but much less common in sub-Saharan Africa.

55, In Sub-Saharan Africa, workers are only about one-twelfth as productive as those in developed countries, the report said.

56, But though the country has some of the worst sanitation in sub-Saharan Africa, its landfills are so picked over that there's not enough "good" waste to turn into electric power.