Sentence examples for households captured from inspiring English sources

According to another study, the top 1 percent of households captured 65 percent of real family income gains (including realized capital gains) between 2002 and 2007 and 95 percent of the gains between 2009 and 2012.

Since 1979, the top 1percentt of American households captured more than 38percentt of income growth, while the bottom 90percentt received just shy of 37percentt, according to EPI.

The number of households captured or the number of eligible patients initiated on ART offer some examples of outputs that could be described.

If available at critical moments, effective tools for savings, payment, credit, and insurance can help households capture an opportunity to climb out of poverty or weather a crisis without falling deeper into poverty".

The potential financial benefits of PES projects to the poor are limited or non-existent if they are unable to participate in the schemes due to political constrains (e.g., corruption, etc)., or if better-off households capture most of the benefits (Lee and Mahanty 2009).

The top 1percentt of U.S. households ultimately captured more than half of the economic gains over the course of the Obama years, while the bottom 99percentt never recovered their losses from the crash.

The worsening economic state of Hispanic households was captured in a recently-completed Libre Initiative survey which found that 51percentt of Hispanic respondents identified jobs and the economy as America's most pressing problem -- lopsidedly more than those who cited education (4percentt), healthcare (3percentt), or even immigration (2percentt).

Equation (1) also includes a variety of time-varying household characteristics captured by Z it, such as categorical dummies for the age and educational attainment of its head, household size, number of children and region of residence.

The SR4K-D dataset consists of 17 different household objects captured by a SwissRanger sensor.

Age composition of the household is captured through the variables Share Ages 4 7, Share Ages 8 15, Share Ages 16 64 and Share Elderly.

Thus, the heaviest loading of principal component expressed in terms of the variables as an index for each household that captured largest amount of information (Abson et al., 2012).