Sentence examples for capita mean from inspiring English sources

High VHT per capita mean longer travel time to be needed, thus reflects lower mobility efficiency.

After the adjustment, the analytic regions had lower average GRP per capita compared to the 73 eligible regions (Table 1) and lower than the national average GRP per capita (mean = 138,000 Russian rubles (RUB), median = 140,000 RUB, converted to the 2004 price value) during 2004 2011.

Table 1 shows the per capita mean daily minutes spent in different intensities of activity.

The ultra poor households' per capita mean food consumption is low compared to national average intake [ 3, 4, 14].

The first term, Q̅ i, is the time-averaged per-capita mean breathing rate (m s 1 pers 1–1).

The locational quality was determined using the population, GDP per capita, and mean winter temperature of all NHL cities and potential expansion cities.

"A lot of these markets are in the nascent stage," explains Burge, "We think that that in itself, with the growing population and the demographics and improving GDP per capita, will mean that these emerging markets as a whole will prove to be more interesting than the developed world in years to come".

These differ in reported income per capita and mean distances to the nearest health facility.

Annual Gross National Income is $300 per capita and mean life expectancy at birth is 50 years [ 15].

By Global Minimum Health Expenditure GMHEE) per capita we mean the average cost of financing an 'Essential Health Package' per person per year in each country, or as we call it, 'a certain minimum level of health opportunities per capita'.

The lack of association between pediatric physician density per capita and mean eGFR at dialysis initiation in our study suggests that workforce supply limitations have not led to late dialysis initiation in the US, at least as determined by eGFR.