Sentence examples for capita needs from inspiring English sources

The world of Singer's utilitarianism and Rifkin's one-tribism is a world of bare minimums, with care spread thinly to cover per capita needs.

Capita needs to deleverage.

Capita needs to change its approach.

Our results suggest that provincial differences in per capita need vary, regardless of the approach used.

Both approaches suggested that expected relative per capita need for three services vary across provinces.

Estimates of per capita need for each region can then be used, along with population counts, to calculate regional allocations.

Both approaches suggested that expected relative per capita need for general practitioner services was not uniform across provinces.

However, for hospital services, accounting for age and sex alone resulted in large inter-provincial variation in per capita need.

To assess the consistency of estimates of per capita relative need for health services based on different need indicators, this study estimated differences in per capita need for health services between Canadian provinces using two approaches.

Consideration of only age and sex as need indicators (Approach 1) resulted in modest inter-provincial differences in estimates of per capita need for general practitioner services.

As with the results for physician services, the inclusion of additional indicators of need in Approach 2 resulted in substantially larger inter-provincial differences in per capita need.