The given 3 pie charts represents the number of percentage of all students, PhD students and junior students who read in per week a journal articles at an Australian university.

The given 3 pie charts represents the number of percentage of all students, PhD students and junior students who read in per week a journal articles at an Australian university.
The given 3 pie charts
represents
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represent
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the
number of
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apply
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percentage
of all
students
,
PhD
students
and junior
students
who read in per week
a journal
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a journal article
journal articles
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articles
at an Australian university. Each chart describes the
percentage
of read journal
articles
from 1 to 12+. The noticeable feature we can
say
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see
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in each chart
that
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is that
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PhD
students
read the vast majority of
articles
than other
students
. The junior lecturers read three out of four
articles
which is much less than
PhD
students
.
Nevertheless
, 99
percentages
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per cent
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of junior lecturers read more than 1 to 5
articles
in a week. The highest
percentage
of read
articles
from 1 to 5 by all
students
is 67%. The lowest one is read by junior lecturers as little as 15%. The
percentage
of read
articles
of
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by
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all
students
and
PhD
students
from 6 to 11
almost
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is almost
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the same. The general statement that I can make about each chart is that
,
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PhD
students
read the hefty 80% by reading twenty and more.
Although
,
PhD
read a modest twelve
percentage
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per cent
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from two
sphere
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spheres
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. When we compare, the number of read
articles
will be overwhelming.
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