Sentence examples for capita caused from inspiring English sources

Therefore, also when using the standard SCM approach, the US data is essential for detecting a significant gap in German GDP per capita caused by the reunification.

(2) Since there is very limited official publication of mortality data for the Wenchuan Earthquake at the county level, direct economic losses per capita caused by the earthquake was selected as the damage indicator.

As for the damage indicator, the top five counties that had the greatest economic loss per capita caused by the earthquake were Wenchuan County (618,269 Yuan), Lixian County (538,695 Yuan), Mianzhu City (276,848 Yuan), Shifang City (205,311 Yuan), and Maoxian County (203,669 Yuan), all in Sichuan Province (Fig. 3).

(2) For the damage indicator: limited by the official publication of statistical data for the Wenchuan Earthquake at the county level, direct economic losses per capita caused by the earthquake could be the only appropriate choice to indicate the overall damage situation.

When it comes to under-five deaths, on the other hand, Anand and Bärnighausen [ 3] have argued that a low number of health workers per capita causes increased under-five mortality (in a cross-country data set).

It is important to underline the difference between our theory of political transitions and the modernization hypothesis (Lipset 1959), which claims that growth in per capita income causes the creation and consolidation of democracies.

Changing patterns of income growth have thus caused per-capita G.D.P. growth to vastly overstate the increase in the typical family's standard of living during the past three decades.

Finally, in model 4, as expected, economic growth at the national level is indicated by the growth of GDP per capita, and this causes an increase in the length of migration.

There is sometimes confusion among environmentalists about the relative roles of population and per-capita consumption in causing environmental deterioration.

Taking into account Tongshan farmers' yearly net per capita income (6,340 yuan) in 2008, the indirect economic loss caused by COPD was estimated at 4,327,050 yuan in total, and 20,605 yuan per capita.

Very low per capita consumption occasionally obtained by the random normal generation caused some additional trouble during the computation.