Sentence examples for capita reporting from inspiring English sources
One study approximated economic development using data on the provincial gross domestic product per capita, reporting higher diabetes prevalence in developed urban (12%) and rural (12%) areas and in underdeveloped urban areas (10.4%) but lower prevalence in underdeveloped rural areas (5.8%) (1).
In addition, these 5 states had historically the highest per capita reporting rates for NoV outbreaks and therefore were least likely to be affected by underreporting biases.
A similar evaluation in Nigeria found that community members in communities with stronger CBO engagement (operationalized as the number of CBOs per capita) reported higher availability and use of services related to HIV/AIDS (Kakietek et al., 2012).
Health is measured using life expectancy, knowledge is measured via educational participation and adult literacy rates, and the material standard of living is captured by GDP per capita, reported in Purchasing Power Parity (PPP) dollars.
The market is set for further growth: a recent Capita report predict IPOs hitting £12bn next year.
The New Era housing estate is owned in New York; army recruitment is run by Capita (Reports, 18 November).
This is very small compared to the 315.99 USD annual GDP per capita report of World bank which was refreshed and reported on Saturday August 2015 (World bank 2015).
Moreover, NoroSTAT currently covers >10% of the US population from states with high per-capita outbreak reporting spread across several geographic regions; thus, it likely serves as a reasonable sentinel system for assessment of overall US NoV activity and the effects of emergent strains.
At Investec, analyst Gideon Adler kept his hold recommendation and also pointed to the margin issue: Capita has reported a broadly in-line set of interim results, with a soft amendment to margin guidance likely to capture attention.
State GDP per capita was reported in US dollars based on the recognized goods and services produced within a given state in a given time period (usually within a 12-month period).
Total supply of each fisheries product was scaled to match per capita consumption reported by the NMFS (2001 , 2002 2003), after accounting for the market share occupied by freshwater species based on Carrington et al. (2004).
