Sentence examples for capita numbers from inspiring English sources

At the turn of the 21st century, Finland had the among the largest per capita numbers of mobile telephone and Internet users in the world.

"The per capita numbers really don't have a meaning for us," says spokesman Jeffrey Olson.

These reports suggest that general market characteristics, such as the per capita numbers of specialists, primary care physicians, and hospital beds do not have uniform effects on the cost of treating different conditions.

The per capita numbers of gastroenterologists and family physicians did not influence any of the four CRC screening study outcomes.

Provincial per capita numbers of gastroenterologists and general practitioners and endoscopist fees (10$ increment) were treated as continuous variables.

These data sources provided health system level information on provincial per capita numbers of gastroenterologists and general practitioners and provincial endoscopist fees.

The only things we lead the world in are: number of incarcerated citizens per capita, number of adults who believe angels are real, and defence spending.

Catalonia has one of the highest per capita number of police officers in Europe, with 5.05 per 1,000 citizens, compared with 2.6 in England and 2.99 in Germany.

Though Sweden has the highest per capita number of reported rapes in Europe and these have quadrupled in the last 20 years, conviction rates have decreased.

But this cannot explain the problem in Belgium, which has had the highest per capita number of foreign fighters in the Isis ranks of any European country.

You could also possibly discover that nations with the lowest per capita number of ferrets have a higher rate of prostate cancer.