Sentence examples for capita standard from inspiring English sources

13 Thus by the gross domestic product per capita standard, CD4 count monitoring is "very cost effective" and viral load monitoring is not cost effective.

As prime minister of postcolonial Singapore from 1959 to 1990, the Cambridge-educated lawyer transformed an equatorial backwater into a modern, affluent, regional hub with one of the world's highest per capita living standards.

The second column shows the impact from an increase in gross domestic product per capita of one standard deviation above its median.

Nightlife: Nightlife is based on the number of restaurants, bars and nightclubs per capita in each standard metropolitan area.

Unsurprisingly the per capita income and standard of living of Californians have declined steadily relative to the rest of the country and the state unemployment rate is presently 30% higher than the national average.

The HDI takes three main indicators into account: life expectancy, educational attainment as a proxy measure of literacy and GDP per capita as a measure of standard of living.

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).

In the long run GDP growth contributes to increased GDP per capita and increased standards of living in a country.

According to this model, each US$100000 increase in GDP per capita (just over 1 standard deviation) increased the probability of ranking minimizing health inequalities first by 5.5 percentage points [95% confidence interval (CI): 2.8, 8.2].

Failure to do so results in per capita declines in living standards.

In international comparison Austria, Switzerland, and Germany showed the lowest per-capita consumption of analgesics (approx. 40 50 Standard Units (SU) per capita per year), while in Sweden and France consumption was three times as high.