Sentence examples for capita data from inspiring English sources

The ABS doesn't have quarterly GDP per capita data before 1973 so we can't do the same times series for Australia, but we can compare the 10 year growth since 1983: While living standards here have not slowed as fast as in the USA, it is worth noting that the current 10 year growth in GDP per capita is slower than any time since the horror recession in 1982-83.

b The CO2 emission per capita data ordered by 181 countries in 2010.

To calculate PRODY and EXPY, along with trade data, real GDP per capita data from Penn World Table 9.0 database was used.

Burke and Csereklyei [3] use per capita data for 132 countries over 1960 2010 to estimate elasticities of sectoral energy use with respect to GDP.

Finally, for the calculations required, the GDP per capita data of the World Bank is added to the base (Additional file 3).

Using incorrect per capita data, Romney told his donors that included the American Jewish right-wing funder Sheldon Adelson (who said he will donate $100 million to oust U.S. President Barack Obama) that Israelis are superior to Palestinians because of their "culture".

The drinking prevalence of any population can be estimated using sex- and age-specific per capita consumption data; this data is used to derive a Gamma distribution which is used to model the distribution of alcohol consumption.

Again allowing for a time lag between socioeconomic causes and biological effects, our state inequality and per capita income data are for 1969, and population data for 1970 – the years for which these socioeconomic statistics are available and that are closest to the start of the bird monitoring period in 1966.

But if, as the Nielsen/NetRatings per capita spending data suggests, shoppers are prepared to spend more aggressively, the 2002 holiday season could go down as a memorable one for e-tailers.

We estimated SES by abstracting the residential zip code from each medical record and cross-referencing it with the US Census Bureau per capita income data [33] specific to each locality.

The company analyzed Google Trends' per capita search data for some of the top 200 consumer brands and displayed the most popular company in each state.