populációnként

Populációnként is a Hungarian term that translates to "per population" or "by population." It is used in various contexts to indicate that a measurement, statistic, or observation is being considered in relation to the number of individuals within a specific group or population. This allows for comparisons and understanding of phenomena on a normalized basis.

For example, in public health, disease rates are often reported populációnként, such as cases per 100,000 people. This standardization is crucial for comparing health outcomes across different regions or countries that may have vastly different total populations. Similarly, in economics, per capita income is a measure of economic output populációnként, providing an average of the economic productivity of individuals within a nation.

The concept of populációnként is fundamental in statistical analysis and research. It helps to avoid misinterpretations that might arise from absolute numbers alone. When data is presented populációnként, it becomes easier to identify trends, assess the prevalence of certain characteristics, and draw meaningful conclusions about the group being studied. The specific unit of population used (e.g., per 1,000, per 10,000, per 100,000) depends on the context and the nature of the data being presented.