Sentence examples for capita direct from inspiring English sources

Average per capita direct expenditures of the Adult program (including the costs of ITAs) aggregated for our 12 states are in the range of $2400-$2400-$2700islocated Worker expenditures are in the range $2800-$2800-$320011

We can proudly say that the City of Stockholm has lowered its climate emissions by 44percentt since 1990 and we are soon to reach our new target of 2.3 tonnes/per capita (direct emissions).

14 This suggests that in Abu Dhabi the per capita direct costs are about half to two-thirds of those of European and North American levels.

The annual undiscounted, per capita, direct medical costs of lifestyle, metformin, and placebo over 10 years are summarized in Table 1 as are the costs of the DPP group lifestyle sensitivity analysis.

Over 10 years, the cumulative, undiscounted, per capita direct medical costs of the interventions were greater for participants randomized to lifestyle ($4,601) and metformin ($2,300) compared with placebo ($769).

Over 10 years, the cumulative, undiscounted per capita direct medical costs of the interventions, as implemented during the DPP, were greater for lifestyle ($4,601) than metformin ($2,300) or placebo ($769).

Per-capita direct cost was €1,647 €2,6055 and €881, respectively) for the whole period.

However, the per capita annual direct cost of asthma seems to be approximately ten times lower than the total annual direct cost of diabetes mellitus without complications, which was estimated at AED 5,900 (US$1,605) per capita in a study performed in 2005.

Except for the Hebei province, per capita total direct carbon emissions from urban extents in Beijing and Tianjin were both lower than provincial averages, indicating the climate benefit of urbanization, comparable to results from developed countries.

In Panama the 2005 outbreak induced total costs of 16.9 million US$5.2 US$S$ per capita) including direct and indirect costs and government spending on dengue control efforts [ 18].

By year 10, the cumulative, undiscounted, per capita, total direct medical costs of the interventions and nonintervention-related medical care were higher for lifestyle than for placebo but were lower for metformin than for placebo (Fig. 1 C ).