Sentence examples for per capita scale from inspiring English sources

In Figure 3A, we observed that, among rich countries, those at the higher end of the GDP per capita scale tend to have a stronger relationship between migration desire and SWB than those at the lower end, while such a trend was not observed among poor countries.

Clearly, it is EU policy and practice, voted for by member states, that continued aid to countries very high up the income-per-capita scale represents a good use of taxpayers' money (of the 28 EU members, only Hungary and Romania are considered upper middle income; the rest are high income).

In addition, for these highly susceptible individuals, the per capita exposure should be scaled to the species of fish consumed.

According to the report, Australia's "reasonable and credible" contribution to global emissions, based on a per capita output, should see it scale down emissions by between 27% and 34% by 2020.

Per capita means per person.

In Mexico, the tax has resulted in a per capita drop of a mere six calories a day, an amount not even measurable on a bathroom scale.

First, the per capita income is a key factor in the per capita energy consumption.

Equivalent income was calculated from the total household income by using the per capita demand weighting scale [ 18] of the Organization for Economic Cooperation and Development OECDD).

The mass load per capita on a global scale (2.1) was calculated similarly and is comparable to EU and lower than US.

The impact of the rupee on margins was 0.5%, but Infosys saw an overall upside of 3.2% from improvements in per capita sales, economies of scale benefits and limited visa expenses this quarter.

Nature needs cities. Cities provide numerous economies of scale, reducing per-capita use of some resources.