Sentence examples for capita when compared with from inspiring English sources
People in rural areas have access to less than half of the medical practitioners per capita when compared with medical practitioners per capita in metropolitan areas [ 7].
It has been recently reported that Bangkok has a high per capita gun-murder rate when compared with other Asian countries like Brunei, Singapore, India, and China(United Nations Office on Drugs and Crime 2014).
Self-reported drinking on these population surveys under-reports the actual amount of alcohol consumed (when compared with alcohol sales data generated estimates of per capita consumption, Stockwell et al., 2004).
When compared with USA, there is 1.56 times as much cost as that in Taiwan, with adjusted per capita income of the two countries.
Strategies that reported on the cost per life-year saved and cost per DALY averted were cost-effective when compared to GDP per capita.
The state filled 18.4 prescriptions per capita, compared with a national per-capita average of 11.6 prescriptions.
However, it is important to not immediately reduce these to differences in socioeconomic factors, as even the metric most closely aligned with wealth (per-capita GDP) had a minimal effect (Fig. 3) when compared to the effects of latitude.
As Canada's largest city, Toronto's 1.38 per capita ratio looks particularly impressive (way to not murder each other, guys) when compared to US cities such as Chicago (15.1 murder ratio) and even the relatively peaceful New York (3.9).
When comparing apples with apples and stethoscopes with stethoscopes, the reality is that in most areas other than diagnostic equipment and research on new medicines the U.S. actually does not devote more resources per capita than do socialized nations.
In 2001, we spent $4,887 on health care per capita, compared with $2,792 in Canada and $2,561 in France.
