The two graphics display the statistical presentation of
obesity
suffered by teenagers living in the United States based on their ethnicity. Use synonyms
While
the first chart represents the male population and the second chart separately illustrates females, both charts compare the data related to Linking Words
obesity
in 2004 and 2014.
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Overall
, the percentage of people who are obese, regardless of gender, increased in the given years, and Linking Words
this
was more obvious in specific ethnic groups.
Regarding the surges in Linking Words
obesity
rate, non-Hispanic black teen girls stood out the most with a 13 Use synonyms
percent
increase from 2004 to 2014. Use synonyms
Following
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this
were non-Hispanic black males and Hispanic boys whose rate rose by twice the initial data in 2004, which were 11 to 20 Linking Words
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percent
and 13 to 27 Change the spelling
per cent
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percent
respectively.
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On the other hand
, in other groups, which are non-Hispanic white girls and boys and Hispanic girls, there was only a 5 Linking Words
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percent
increase in the population suffering from Change the spelling
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obesity
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, it can be seen that ethnicity plays a crucial role in an individual's likelihood of suffering from Linking Words
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