The bar chart shows the gender distribution of 
students
 doing scientific research across a range of disciplines at a UK university in 2009.
In five of the six disciplines, males outnumbered females. Male Use synonyms
students
 made up a particularly large proportion of the student group who study the subjects related to inanimate objects and materials: physics, astronomy, and geology. The gender gap was particularly large in the field of physics, where there were five times as many male Use synonyms
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Men
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women
 were more equally represented in subjects related to the study of living things: biology, Use synonyms
medicine
, and veterinary Use synonyms
medicine
. In biology, there were nearly as many Use synonyms
women
 (approximately 200) as Use synonyms
men
 (approximately 240). Use synonyms
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medicine
. Veterinary Use synonyms
medicine
 was the only discipline in which Use synonyms
women
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men
 (roughly 110 Use synonyms
women
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men
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Overall
, the chart shows that at Linking Words
this
 university, science-related subjects continue to be male-dominated; Linking Words
however
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women
 have a significant presence in fields related to Use synonyms
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