Sentence examples for capita comparison from inspiring English sources

This per capita comparison controls for the number of persons in each category.

This demand is more than a per capita comparison, but is driven by health and socioeconomic status as well as demographic factors.

While it is difficult to draw comparisons across settings given the socio-cultural determinants of community preferences and the extent of between context variation in GDP per capita, comparison between our findings and those reported by Baltussen et al [ 47, 48] suggests that non-health attributes may have a role to play in priority setting irrespective of context.

The coefficients are stated in terms of per capita comparisons.

In line with contextualizing ICER results with GDP per capita comparisons [ 34], we made such comparisons for the New Zealand setting.

In the US, this equates to approximately US $7,000 annually per capita in comparison with approximately US $3,000 annually per capita in other Western nations [ 5].

In part, this may be attributed to suboptimal investment levels in primary care and relatively few family physicians per capita in comparison with other OECD countries [ 24].

Comparing however the country's DALYs per capita across disease groups (comparison across the "country rate" column of the profile) provides an indication of which diseases are the most affected by the environment in the country and points to the greatest prevention opportunities.

By comparison, per capita debt was $3,600 in Chicago, $1,700 in Los Angeles and $1,400 in Boston.

Open image in new window Fig. 3 Comparison Per Capita Transport CO2 Emissions (source: [18]).

Combining these results with previously published KPT results showed patterns of higher baseline fuelwood consumption in Latin America (2.1 3.4 kg per capita per day) in comparison to Nepal and India (1.0 1.4 kg per capita per day).