Sentence examples for even as per from inspiring English sources

Median incomes have been stagnant or even falling for the last 30 years, even as per capita GDP has grown.

The state aggressively pursued efficiency measures after the 1970s oil price shocks, and its per capita electricity usage has remained virtually stable over the past 30 years even as per capita consumption across the United States has grown.

Yet the number of transit trips taken by the average urban resident has remained virtually unchanged even as per capita urban driving has more than doubled.

The report shows the drop in well-being in Egypt mirrored in Tunisia, where protesters have already toppled the country's government, even as per capita GDP has steadily risen in both countries.

For sensing applications, tungsten or tungsten oxide nanowires, are known to have a high sensitivity for detecting gasses such as ammonia [7, 8], nitrogen dioxide [9, 10], hydrogen sulfide [11, 12], hydrogen [6, 13], pH [5], and etc. at low parts per million and even as low as parts per billion levels.

The standard dosing of disulfiram today is 250 500 mg per day and was even as high as 3000 mg per day (Suh et al, 2006).

Against this backdrop, a drop in the exchange rate, even as much as eleven per cent in a single day, seems predictable.

Even as little as $50 per month will help, and you literally won't miss it from your paycheck.

Studies have also shown increased cost of open repair of ruptured AAAs (rAAAs) compared to elective open repair; some are even as high as five times more per life saved per year, with the costs from emergency repair of rAAA via EVAR to be even higher [ 78, 79].

Well documented in Alaska are surging glaciers that have been known to rapidly advance, even as much as 100 m per day.

It has been shown, however, that survival analysis can be reliable with even as little as five events per variable within the Cox regression model.