Sentence examples for capita except from inspiring English sources
It's not ballooning, remaining at the same proportion of GDP per capita, except for pensions.
The coefficients of the interaction term between trade openness and relative income per capita except for SO2 are positive and statistically significant.
They increase at a slower rate than the increase in GDP per capita, except in Eastern Europe.
The period of observation coincides with a context of positive economic growth, population growth and inflation of the local currency which resulted in an overall improvement of the economic situation at the population level, expressed by the real GDP PPP$ per capita, except for a drop between 2005 and 2006 (Table 1).
The MED index in very low-income counties is also well correlated with the GDP per capita proxy except for an underestimate in Lamu, which has a vibrant fishing and tourism industry (and thus the MED index providing an underestimate), and an overestimate for Isiolo.
I suppose it's a kind of solace in these difficult economic times that Norway, the country with, by some measures, the world's highest per capita income (well, except for Luxembourg), can still produce a novel as unrelentingly without hope as "Siamese".
Today, Americans consume more meat – approximately 270lbs per capita – than carnivores elsewhere (except Luxembourg).
There is no trend of decreasing energy consumption and carbon emissions per capita in developed countries except for temporary fluctuations influenced by the economic situation, for which Lehman Brothers bankruptcy in 2008 is a recent example.
At least 100 Danes have gone to fight with such organizations, which include the so-called Islamic State and al Qaeda affiliate Jabhat al Nusra, according to PET, more per capita than any country except Belgium.
No significant associations were observed between the change in open defecation prevalence and all of national level indices except per capita aid disbursement.
Except per capita income, literacy, and net migration rates, other social determinants showed significant correlation with decline in new TB cases per 100,000 population.
