The table gives information about the numbers of people working as researchers in technology per million people in five countries. Summarize the information by selecting and reporting the main features, and make comparisons where relevant.
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The table illustrates how many
people
were involved in research in technology per million in five countries, namely Turkey, Poland
, Mexico
, Moldova
, and Togo
, in the period of five years, from 2003 to 2007.
Overall
, Poland
ranks higher on the board, while
Togo
remained with the same number
of researchers. It is obvious that in Turkey the number
has almost doubled, compared to Poland
's figure, which has decreased, although
it remained higher than in other countries.
In Mexico
, Moldova
, and Togo
, there are some fluctuations. Togo
and Mexico
have the same pattern of fluctuation with a peak in 2005, of 23 and 242 researchers, respectively. In Moldova
, the figure dropped to 89 workers in 2005, reaching the number
of 114 in 2007. Despite the fact that the number
of workers in Poland
has reduced, it still reaches
the higher Wrong verb form
reached
number
of 226 people
in 2007, placing this
country first on the top, followed by Mexico
, with 183 per million people
, Moldova
in third place with 114 researchers, Turkey with 106 people
, and Togo
with 18 workers.Submitted by acaitaz on
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