Sentence examples for capita I from inspiring English sources
Using a fixed-effects estimator, we find that the rate of growth in health care expenditure per capita is less than that of GDP per capita (i.e., health care is a necessary goods).
Table 1 Average number of trips per capita (i.e. average for the period 1986–2001) in Swedish counties and percentage change between 1986 and 2001 County Trips/Pop.
Quantities - and cost volumes for drugs - are calculated per capita (i.e., per head of the cantonal population).
Additionally, the spiderlings were fed once a week with one Drosophila per capita, i.e. all spiders had the same amount of food available.
This analysis illustrates that provinces with high monthly income per capita (i.e. above 803,000 Vietnam dong [VND]/month) and a high proportion of urban population (i.e. above 19.1% of the whole population) are more likely to have higher in-migration rates than other provinces (OR = 4.62 and OR = 3.47, respectively).
"Per capita, I now have exactly half of what New York has".
Using data compiled by the National Science Foundation, the proportion of "positive" results was then regressed against a sheer measure of academic productivity: the number of articles published per-capita (i.e. per doctorate holder in academia) in each US state, controlling for the effects of per-capita research expenditure.
Applying the WHO's definition on cost-effectiveness of universal immunization according to the GDP-per-capita, (i) highly cost-effective (less than one GDP-per-capita); (ii) cost-effective (between 1 and 3 times GDP-per-capita); and (iii) cost-ineffective (more than 3 times GDP-per-capita) [ 24], we specifically evaluated the results of rotavirus vaccination in Indonesia in all four scenarios.
These doctors and dentists operate their own practices but are paid by the government on a per capita basis (i.e., according to the number of people registered with them).
To test the EKC hypothesis explicitly, we found evidence for a positive relationship between the proportional environmental impact rank and per capita wealth; i.e., as per capita wealth increases, proportional environmental impact decreases (Fig. 3A).
Counties with lower per capita income, i.e., with GDP per capita between RMB 1000-2000 (US 147-294), examored more TB suspects per MC than their richer counterparts (P < 0.01).
