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Indicator | Subregion | Variable | Exponential | Relative variation
| Interpretation |
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Deaths (D) | | Population density | | 0.0015 | For every unit of increase in the population density, death toll would be increased 0.15% |
Central America | Magnitude (Richter degrees) | | 1.5883 | For every Richter degree increased, death toll would be increased 158%. The number of deaths would be more than double. |
| Time (18:00–06:00) | | −0.8842 | When earthquakes took place at night (18:00–06:00) death toll would be reduced in 88%. |
| Densidad Poblacional | | 0.0021 | For every unit of increase in the population density, death toll would be increased in 0.21%. |
South America | Magnitude (Richter degrees) | | 1.3787 | For every Richter degree increased, death toll would be increased in 137%. The number of deaths would be more than double. |
| Time (18:00–06:00) | | 0.0039 | When earthquakes took place at night (18:00–06:00) death toll would be increased in 0.39%. |
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The wounded (W)
| | Population density | | 0.0011 | For every unit of increase in the population density, the number of the wounded would be increased in 0.11% |
Central America | Magnitude (Richter degrees) | | 1.1490 | For every Richter degree increased the number of wounded people would be increased in 114% (more than double). |
| Time (18:00–06:00) | | −0.8709 | When earthquakes took place at night (18:00–06:00) the number of wounded people would be reduced in 87.09%. |
| Population density | | 0.0024 | For every unit of increase in the population density, the number of wounded people would be increased 0.24% |
South America | Magnitude (Richter degrees) | | 1.7348 | For every Richter degree increased, the number of wounded people would be increased 173% (more than three times). |
| Time (18:00–06:00) | | −0.0896 | When earthquakes took place at night (18:00–06:00) the number of wounded people would be reduced in 8.96%. |
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D/W | Central and South America | Human Development Index | | −0.0503 | For every 0.01 of increase in the IDH, the D/W index would be reduced in 5.03%. |
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