Sentence examples for capita should be from inspiring English sources

Ideally health spending per capita should be based on the country's total health expenditure which includes health expenditure from households, public and private sectors disaggregated by county.

14 The WHO Commission on Macroeconomics in Health proposed that interventions costing 1*GDP per capita per DALY should be considered "very cost-effective", while those costing <3*GDP per capita should be considered "cost-effective" [ 44].

The Commission on Macroeconomics and Health has suggested that interventions with ratios below per capita GDP should be considered 'very cost-effective' (World Health Organization, 2001).

To estimate the cost of Castro, we assume that Cuba's current per capita output should be about the same proportion of Florida's output as it was in 1959.

In addition, for these highly susceptible individuals, the per capita exposure should be scaled to the species of fish consumed.

Also the directors of Maximus, Capita et al should be required to account for the treatment of their clients.

According to the memos, Capita's backlog should be cleared by the end of November thanks to an additional £27m the company has been paid by the government.

This supports one of the main findings of the paper: that broad, regularly collected input and output measures (some measure of life expectancy, early age mortality, total education, and per capita healthcare spending) should be utilized, rather than specific measures that are collected sporadically.

This review has found promising evidence in favour of the cost-effectiveness of CHWs as compared with standard practice or alternative delivery models or when comparing cost-effectiveness findings with a benchmark such as GDP per capita, although results should be interpreted with the understanding of both minor and major methodological challenges.

Duckworth makes it clear that Capita should not be held responsible for the government's decisions.

Rory McKenzie, an analyst at UBS, said the message from Capita was that forecasts should be "reset" lower.