Sentence examples for capita risk from inspiring English sources
Our results demonstrated how prion survival affects the relative contributions of direct versus indirect transmission to the per capita risk of infection over time.
Our finding that mammalian WNV seroprevalence appears to be more intense in urban areas suggests that per capita risk for exposure is higher in these areas.
The effect was strongest for infants, whose per capita mortality risk increased fivefold (Fig. 2).
The study found no significant association between national GDP per capita and risk of overweight/obesity in children.
The goal of this study was to estimate the expected lifetime fracture numbers and costs per capita for two risk groups of German postmenopausal women, that is, women with average risk getting osteoporosis and women never suffering from osteoporosis.
The future change in frequency of such extreme events was mapped against future population estimates to give the per capita change in risk of experiencing such an extreme weather event.
Birmingham council must make Capita contract open or risk concealing cuts There's been a battle going on in Birmingham over access to the full details of a multi-billion outsourcing contract with Capita plc.
One of the most widely applicable benefits of aggregation is a per capita reduction in predation risk.
Regression analyses controlled for percent non-White population and per capita income, indicating that risk scores represent an environmental effect on health independent of race and income.
Our study showed the correlations on milk consumption per capita and against lower risk of NPC in 48 countries/regions and in Hong Kong.
In a speech delivered to the United Nations on 5 October 2004 titled "Development and Conflict," Paul Collier of the Center for the Study of African Economies at Oxford University noted that the more dependent a country is on the export of natural resources, the more vulnerable it is to civil war, and that doubling the per capita income halves the risk of conflict.
