Sentence examples for capita contribution from inspiring English sources

The per capita contribution of San Marino, for example, is roughly four times that of the United States.

A per capita contribution value is determined within each subnational unit, and this value is multiplied by the population per grid cell.

A per capita contribution value is determined within each subnational unit, and this value is multiplied by the population per grid cell as determined from Gridded Population of the World, Version 3 (GPWv3) data.

While the museum declines to say what the average amount paid by each visitor is, for fear that most visitors will begin to pay only that amount, Harold Holzer, a Met spokesman, said that the per capita contribution usually goes up year by year but had slipped 16 cents during this fiscal year.

The resulting per capita contribution to total LOS was (1050* 25.1/1844) =14.3 days for community patients and (122*21.3/708) = 3.7 days for patients from RAC (data in Table  2).

But since Kenya is wealthier (higher GDP/budget per capita) than Uganda, Kenya can allocate to health a smaller percentage of its budget than Uganda to reach the same absolute per capita contribution or even higher as Table  1 shows.

Other members make larger per capita contributions.

"There is an enormous gap in per capita contributions among donor countries providing a significant opportunity for many donors to increase their contributions," it concludes.

The Food Balance Sheets and Food Supply databases published by FAO, which are available for most countries, also provide data on national domestic availability of foods and their per capita contributions to the energy, protein and fat supplies (FAO, 2003). 2 Dignan et al., 1994.

When issuing injunctions to countries seeking their own forms of emancipation, policy makers should recall that the United States ranks last among the industrial countries in per-capita contribution to international development.

In contrast, per-capita contributions received by older generations will increase only moderately from CHF 21 in 2011 to CHF 35 [30; 41] in 2026.