On a per-capita basis, searches for the term "N.H.L".
However, the convergence in space of individuals due to grouping likely increases overlap in areas searched, reducing per capita patch finding rates in groups [ 10].
This resulted from increased search time, increased per capita consumption rate, and decreased handling time per prey of crabs, and was likely induced by longer residence time of water in the large tanks compared to smaller tanks.
(c(a)) is the conversion efficiency of ingested prey into new predator individuals, and (m(a)>0) is the per capita capture rate of prey by a searching predator, (h(a)>0) is the handling (digestion) time per unit biomass consumed.
Data showed earlier this year that stop-and-search rates in the greater Glasgow area were nearly 19 times higher than in Manchester, while rates in Scotland overall were four times higher per capita than in England and Wales, where stop and search is now based on far stricter statutory tests.
The 2008 report also noted that New Zealand is amongst the highest per capita doctor-exporting countries in the OECD, with local graduates routinely going abroad in search of new opportunities, especially to Australia.
Some evidence of direct mutual interference was found, as per capita oviposition success declined when more than one female was confined and weak, but significant, reductions in searching efficiency were found when more than two P. tricuspis females are simultaneously ovipositing.
In this paper, an attempt is being made to examine the causal relationship between per capita electricity consumption and per capita GDP of Bangladesh using the vector error correction specified Granger causality test to search their short-run, long-run and joint causal relationships for the period of 1971 2008.
Previous research using this search data has found an interesting relationship between the users who search for more information on the future and the GDP per capita of their country.
Other members make larger per capita contributions.
