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Advanced scientific research in developing countries

Salam, Abdus - In: Science and the human condition in India and Pakistan : …, (pp. 88-92). 1968

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Expatriate nationals and promotion of education and research in developing countries

Salam, Abdus - In: Revue canadienne d'études du développement 4 (1983) 1, pp. 124-137

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The isolation of the scientist in developing countries

Salam, Abdus - In: Criteria for scientific development : public policy and …, (pp. 200-204). 1969

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The isolation of the scientist in developing countries

Salam, Abdus - In: Minerva : a review of science, learning and policy 4 (1966) 4, pp. 461-465

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Technology and Pakistan's attack on poverty : presidential address delivered to the 13. All Pakistan Science Conference at Dacca, 11.1.1961

Salam, Abdus - In: Advancement of science 18 (1961) 71, pp. 19-24

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Analysis of optimal accelerated life test plans for periodic inspection: The case of exponentiated Weibull failure model

Ahmad, Nesar; Islam, Ariful; Salam, Abdus - In: International journal of quality & reliability management 23 (2006) 8-9, pp. 1019-1046

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Analysis of optimal accelerated life test plans for periodic inspection: The case of exponentiated Weibull failure model

Ahmad, Nesar; Islam, Ariful; Salam, Abdus - In: International journal of quality & reliability management 23 (2006) 8, pp. 1019-1046

Persistent link: https://www.econbiz.de/10007278995

Child Malnutrition in South Asia

Khan, Akram A.; Bano, Nazli; Salam, Abdus - In: South Asian Survey 14 (2007) 1, pp. 129-145

Child malnutrition is the most pressing problem of the world, damaging to both children and nations. Malnutrition is costing poor countries up to 3 per cent of their yearly GDP. The pessimistic scenario suggests that child malnourishment will increase from 166 to 175 million children by 2020....

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