The bar chart demonstrates the proportion change in the share of foreign students among university graduates between 2001 and 2006 in various Canadian
provinces
. It is measured in percentages. Use synonyms
Overall
, it can be seen that throughout the period from 2001 to Linking Words
2006
the level of participation of international learners experienced a significant rise, Add a comma
2006,
while
Ontario remained in the lowest position among all these Linking Words
provinces
.
New Brunswick sharply increased and reached its highest point, Use synonyms
whic
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which
percent
in 2006, Use the right word
per cent
although
five years before it was below 10%, Linking Words
whereas
Ontario's highest result in 2006 was substantially lower than New Brunswick's lowest point. It is evident that Ontario had the lowest figure among all Linking Words
provinces
, and it was nearly 4%.
In the rest of the Use synonyms
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provinces
there was a gradual climb, but in two Add a comma
provinces,
provinces
(Nova Scotia and British ColumbiaUse synonyms
)
values were almost the same in 2006, at close to 11%. Punctuation problem
),
However
, in 2001 Nova Scotia's value (virtually 7%) was considerably higher than British Columbia's (practically 4%). The other Linking Words
provinces
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excluding
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, excluding
Quebec
had practically the same results a negligible difference. Quebec's percentage was just above 5% in both 2001 and 2006 (almost 7% in 2001 and 8% in 2006), Punctuation problem
Quebec,
whereas
the results for Alberta,Manitoba, and Newfoundland and Labrador were below 5% in 2001 and still under 10% in 2006.Linking Words