Sentence examples for capita equivalent from inspiring English sources
Tortillas are a staple food for Mexicans, consumed by 94% of the Mexican population, with a 335 g/day consumption per capita, equivalent to 122 kg/year [5].
The average total healthcare expenditure stands at US $34 per capita, equivalent to 11.7% of Gross Domestic Product (GDP) [ 42].
The average total healthcare expenditure of Malawi stands at about 34 USD per capita, equivalent to 12.3% of GDP [ 25].
International support so far has been generous, but it is still well below per capita equivalents for other post-conflict situations - and the need is much greater.
The only inaccuracy in this brief account is that the numbers should be multiplied by 25 to yield per capita equivalents, the appropriate measure.
Motivated by the fact that, measured in per capita CO2 equivalent emissions, South Africa is the world's most carbon-intensive non-oil-producing developing country, this paper aims to test the validity of the EKC for South Africa.
To establish terciles, household monthly consumption was converted into per capita adult equivalent consumption after adjusting for economies of scale.
1– 9 The Lao PDR (Laos) is situated mostly to the east of the Mekong River and the majority (83%) of the population of 5.2 million people are rural rice farmers with a per capita income equivalent to 326 United States dollars/year.
The aggregate overall economic cost of dengue, including disease surveillance and vector control, represents 0.06% of Puerto Rico's overall GDP for the year 2010 and based on GDP per capita, is equivalent to the aggregate annual economic output of 2,450 people.
Per capita adult equivalents are acquired from "equivalence factors" where children younger than 15 years are counted as half an adult, and therefore a household with two adults and two children would equal three adult equivalents.
The data for Solomon Islands, Vanuatu and Kiribati were presented in per capita adult equivalents (pcae) for the lowest three expenditure deciles.
