Sentence examples for capita derived from inspiring English sources

Figure 1c shows the area with major damage and losses caused by the earthquake, measured in loss per capita derived from the 2008 Sichuan Statistical Yearbook (Sichuan Provincial Bureau of Statistics 2008).

Despite notable differences in some of the raw parameter estimates, the overall salted fish consumption per capita derived from the FAO and the Hong Kong Trade Statistics was strongly correlated (Pearson correlation r = 0.780, p < 0.05) and showed a consistently progressive decline.

Market characteristics such as the number of primary care physicians per capita and number of emergency department (ED) visits per capita were derived from the American Hospital Association AHAAnnualual Survey and AHRF.

For Somalia national GDP per capita was derived from the World Bank's World Development Indicators (http://wdi.worldbank.org) and schooling data for 2012 from the national Human Development Report 20129 and from GDL-AD for 2006.

GDP per capita is derived from Ministry of Development's report (Economic and Social Indicators between 1950 and 2014).

Gross National Income per capita was derived from the International Monetary Fund and World Bank data for 2005 at purchasing power parity [ 13, 14].

For example, the consumption levels reported by existing national surveys typically account for only a relatively small proportion of the overall per capita consumption derived from alcohol sales data.

This also determines per-capita profits derived by insurer 1 at (H), or (pi ^{H}), as well as its total profits ( Pi ^{H}=left( 1-lambda right) Npi ^{H}).

A comparison of survey estimates of population-level alcohol consumption with per-capita figures derived from data on national alcohol sales reveals a coverage gap of up to 50% in Scotland (48).

Per capita income is derived by dividing total income by the population; for that reason, it is sensitive to extremes on either end of the income spectrum.

Iran's $4,400 GDP per capita is primarily derived from oil exports.