Sentence examples for capita variation from inspiring English sources

Income is described in two ways; by its per capita variation and by its variance.

Second, at a constant per capita mutation rate, a larger population will have higher standing genetic variation and hence greater adaptive (and rescue) potential (Willi et al. 2006; Kawecki 2008).

However, this Figure also illustrates that at any given level of revenue per capita there is wide variation in per capita district expenditure on health.

Energy use per capita, therefore, will inflate the variation in the ratio.

The social environment had the greatest cumulative influence in all three years, and the urbanized environment singly accounted for the majority of the variation in per capita MWC when the joint influences of the other significant drivers were considered.

However, for hospital services, accounting for age and sex alone resulted in large inter-provincial variation in per capita need.

Individual variation in per capita Hg intake suggests that geography counts where Hg exposure is concerned (Burger et al. 2005).

Previous research has documented considerable geographic and temporal variation of per capita health care costs in the Swiss ambulatory sector, and several associated factors were identified [ 4- 6].

Kidney donation in the UK expressed on a per capita basis suggests significant regional variation and implies potential for increasing kidney donor numbers.

In the case of razorback sucker from Lake Mohave, levels of genetic variation and per capita effective number of breeders have increased over time, placing us in the position of being able to maintain or increase levels of genetic variation, at least for the time being.

When The Economist computed the index differently last summer, in order to take account of variations in per capita income across countries, it found that the yuan was close to fair value.