In multivariate analysis; proxy indicators of low socioeconomic status, educational status of households, access to water source, amount of water consumption per capita, frequency of latrine usage, usage of soap, unclean face, number of fly on face of a child and awareness status of households on trachoma were found independently associated with active trachoma.
Real GDP per capita interpolated from yearly frequency observations (Prados de la Escosura 2003).
We also found that household factors, including household per capita income, drinking water supply and frequency of family members caring about each other, were strong predictors of HRQOL.
One-way ANOVA analysis showed that: (1) PCS differed by age, education, occupation, household per capita income, drinking water supply, and frequency of household members caring about each other; and (2) MCS scores differed by education, household per capita income, daily drinking water supply, and frequency of caring about each other.
Based on univariate analyses, PCS differed by age, education, occupation, household per capita income, drinking water supply, and frequency of household members caring about each other; MCS differed by education, household per capita income, drinking water supply, and frequency of caring about each other.
Current smoking status, smokers' daily cigarette consumption, tobacco control gross rating points (GRPs a measure of per capita advertising exposure combining reach and frequency), cigarette costliness, tobacco control activity, socio‐demographic variables.
Topics were classified into 19 categories and their frequency analyzed across groups of countries with similar per capita income.
A comparison of administrative data for the province of Alberta Canadaa) versus four counties in Western Massachusetts (with more ICU beds per capita) found that hospitalized patients in Western Massachusetts had a much higher frequency of admission to ICU [ 14].
In contrast, in Müllerian mimicry, the existence of co-Mimics is expected to reduce the per capita attack rate on both species, leading to number- or frequency-dependent selection and promoting monomorphism in the co-Mimics [6], [10], [11].
The only indirect available evidence reported a winter to summer increase in per-capita alcohol sales in the U.S.A. [ 52], and a higher summer frequency of deaths from accidents and incidents associated with alcohol consumption in Moscow [ 53].
Accordingly, a unit increase in the frequency of water fetching were contribution for 3.86 time increase for the per capita water consumption.
