In Fig. 1 we present per capita expenditures as a function of age.
The quantitative trait model assumes that the trait value of the prey population changes whenever it increases fitness (the per capita population growth rate) as a function of population size and trait value along fitness gradients with constant additive genetic variance, V x (Lande 1976; Abrams 2001).
Growth of GDP per capita is a function of capital formation, export growth and trade partner growth.
Livestock numbers per capita are going down, also as a function of subdivision (Thornton et al. 2006), and there is some evidence that this is true of the Mara as well.
This study was performed with a population based perspective in order to identify regional differences in the per capita utilization of health related resources as a function of type of hospital reimbursement.
By considering the two separate concepts of global justice and return on investment, a methodology for calculating the scale of any country's investment in TB R&D as a function of both per capita income and disease incidence has been defined.
This model is analyzed in Appendix 1 to show that the asymptotic per capita rate of increase, r, is defined implicitly, as a function of various epidemiological parameters, by the equation: 4 Some of the parameters in equation (4) will depend on the level of viremia in humans, and therefore viremia will affect the per capita rate of spread of HIV.
Rather, they obtain a per-capita payment from the FHF which varies slightly as a function of age, sex, and labor income.
Figure 5 shows per capita number of brood for spring and summer samples as a function of colony size, where colonies with four or more adult females are combined because of small sample sizes.
However, per capita indicators conflate general effects of urbanization, common to all cities as a function of their population size, with local events and dynamics that are specific to particular places.
