Let μ J, μ F, and μ M denote the per capita density-independent mortality rates of juveniles, adult females, and adult males, respectively.
The signs of the GDP per capita, population density and long-term interest rate conform to our theoretical expectations.
Initially a set of 58 variables was collected and normalized to percentage, per capita, or density functions.
The findings improve the understanding of relationships between car ownership and urban environments vis-a-vis variations in income and infrastructure per capita, population density, and transportation alternatives.
The majority of the variation (91 %) in rural mortality rate was explained by rural vehicle kilometers traveled (VKT) per capita, population density and southern location.
We modeled WNV infections in humans using the provided presence records throughout the study area with the following predictor variables at 15 m resolution: per capita income, population density, density of neglected pools in the study year, NDVI, elevation, temperature, and the ASTER visible bands.
Victorville's per capita McDonald's density is nearly quadruple that of Los Angeles.
I live in Santa Monica and without disparaging my fair city; I will note that it probably has per capita, the largest density of yoga studios, meditation centers and mind/body awareness clinics of any city in the world.
We found that, in addition to per capita income, the density of neglected swimming pools within 1 km of observed prevalence was a particularly important variable in years with high WNV prevalence.
(If you switch to the "breweries per 500,000 people" view, it becomes clear that per-capita craft-brewery density in the South is the lowest in the country).
