The given table shows the percentage use of four different fuel types to generate electricity in five Asian countries in 2005
The table illustrates the rate utilization of four various kinds of fuel to produce power in five different nations located in Asia during the year 2005.
From an
overall
perspective, it is noticeable that the highest level of Linking Words
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usage
of coal and lignite was in Malaysia. Use synonyms
Whereas
, nuclear type witnessed nothing in Thailand.
As is clearly seen from the table, Malaysia experienced the majority proportion of fuel Linking Words
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Moreover
, it accounted for 19, 61, 2, 5, Linking Words
13
per cent in each nuclear, coal and lignite, petroleum and product, hydro and wind and others, respectively. Correct word choice
and 13
In addition
, there were other types of fuel used in 2005 which underwent the most consumption in all countries. Linking Words
Moreover
, the most common type was nuclear. It witnessed the largest Linking Words
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rate in all places.
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On the other hand
, Japan experienced the lowest percentage of Linking Words
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Furthermore
, it accounted for 49, 6, 3, 3, 39, per cent, respectively. Linking Words
Also
, there was no Linking Words
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of the first figure in Thailand. So, it was accounted for zero.Use synonyms
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