The line graph compares five European cities in terms of the
percentage
of Use synonyms
workers
who were absent Use synonyms
due to
illness over a decade, between 1991 and 2001.
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Overall
, the five cities experienced different trends in the time period.Linking Words
While
the Netherlands had the highest Linking Words
percentage
of Use synonyms
workers
absent, Germany consistently had the lowest proportion.
As the graph shows, Use synonyms
workers
in the Netherlands started at 5% in 1991 followed by a small increase to 6% in 1992.Use synonyms
Then
, it declined steadily to about 4,7%.Linking Words
However
, it rose slightly to just under 6% in 2001.Linking Words
Similarly
, at the beginning employers who were absent in Sweden were 5%.Linking Words
Then
, it plunged to below 3% in 1998, but it experienced a little increase to 3,5 in 1999.By 2001, it declined to 3,1%.
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By contrast
, the proportion of Linking Words
workers
who are absent in Sweden experienced a significant increase.From 1991 to 1993, the Use synonyms
percentage
remained steady at 3%.Afterwards, the figure shipped to 5% in 2001.When it comes to the Use synonyms
percentage
of UK Use synonyms
workers
, it fluctuated between 2% and 3% throughout the period.In terms of, Germany employers had the lowest Use synonyms
percentage
Use synonyms
due to
it did not rise even 3%.Linking Words
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