Sentence examples for capita of developing from inspiring English sources

The energy consumption and carbon emission per capita of developing countries are far lower than those of developed countries.

Per capita income of developing countries has improved significantly and translated into higher level of health care expenditure [5].

Coyotes in Michigan generally have larger home ranges than deer (coyotes, statistical mean 14.25 km; white-tailed deer, statistical mean 2.11 km; 17, 35 ) and appear to have a much higher per capita probability of developing detectable infection.

The compromise, which we term "progressive convergence", would involve developed countries agreeing to make an early start on emissions reductions and developing countries committing never to exceed the average per capita emissions of developed countries – a commitment that India in fact has indicated that it would be willing to make.

In actual fact it is an incredibly efficient system, providing world-class healthcare at one of the lowest costs per capita of all developed nations.

The effect depends on the initial level of income per capita and is stronger for the sample of developing countries.

Our sample is comprised mostly of developing countries, with average per capita GDP being 14%% that of the US.

For the derivation of developing country emission pathways two different approaches are applied: capped per capita emissions and equal cumulative per capita emissions at average developed country levels.

First, some studies show that though the economies of a number of developing states are growing fast, developed Western states are still likely to have far better GDPs per capita and life standards by 2050 (e.g. PWC, 2015).

Scientists in the West and international bodies set up to address climate change say that meaningful change cannot happen without the robust participation of India and China, which needs to come well before per capita emissions reach those of developed countries.

Solar sales in Kenya are among the highest per capita among developing countries.