The table shows the number of universities ranked top 200 in the world (2011) in three subjects in five countries. Summarize the information by selecting and reporting the main features, and make comparison where relevant.

The supplied table depicts three main subjects, namely biology, medicine and

psychology

in terms of the average

number

of

universities

which ranked top 200 in five different leading countries, namely Canada, New

Zealand

, Australia, The

USA

and The UK in 2011.

Overall

, it can be clearly seen that The

USA

comprised the highest

number

of

universities

which significantly ranked top 200 in the world, where students can gain tertiary education in both three given subjects. Regarding

psychology

, the

USA

was the top-ranked country with an overwhelming amount of

universities

, precisely 58,

while

the UK comprised only half of

this

number

. Australia and Canada were slightly equal, with 17 and 14.

On the other hand

, New

Zealand

comprised only 4 highly qualified

universities

in terms of

psychology

.

Moreover

, high-educational areas where biology is the main field, were slightly different from

psychology

, in Australia and Canada

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Correct article usage

the

show examples

same

number

of prestigious

universities

,

while

New

Zealand

touched the bottom point. The

USA

reached the vertex with 69

universities

.

However

, leading

universities

which include medicine reached the nadir in New

Zealand

with 2,

while

The

USA

took the leading position with 54 around the world.