Presented for consideration is a table detailing data for the proportion of the two genders and
children
in the UK who consumed daily five different portions of vegetables and fruit over the period of 8 Use synonyms
years
commencing with the year 2001. Use synonyms
This
data is recorded in per cent (%).
Looking from an Linking Words
overall
perspective, it is readily apparent that the ratio of females was continuously higher compared to the rate of males and Linking Words
children
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Conversely
, the proportion of Linking Words
children
who ate five portions was always the lowest Use synonyms
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in all 8 Use synonyms
years
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Additionally
, all categories enjoyed an upward trend throughout the timeframe shown.
Taking a closer look at the bar chart in more detail, it can be seen that the percentage of men eating fruit and vegetables remained stable at approximately 17% in the first 3 Linking Words
years
of the period. In 2004, Use synonyms
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stood at over 20%, before considerably jumping and occupying about 28% until the year 2007. In the final year of the timeframe, it was made up for under 28%. Moving onto the ratio of Use synonyms
children
who consumed five portions, Use synonyms
this
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also
stayed constant at just over 10% from 2001 to 2003. After that, it dramatically went up and constituted from 12% to around 27% in 2007. But Linking Words
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culminated with a decreased trend of around 25%.
regarding the remaining statistics, it is clearly evident that the proportion of women who ate daily fruit and vegetables is continuously higher than other figures during the period shown. It was Use synonyms
initially
responsible for only 21% and Linking Words
this
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dramatically rose to nearly 35% in 2006. Use synonyms
However
, in the Linking Words
last
2 Linking Words
years
, it witnessed a decreased trend and accounted for around 30%.Use synonyms