The provided bar chart illustrates the number of
men
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women
conducting research across six different scientific subjects at a UK university in the year 2009. The units are measured in Research Use synonyms
Students
.
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Overall
, it can be seen that biology was the most popular subject for both genders. In general, Linking Words
men
accounted for the majority of research Use synonyms
students
in almost all subjects, except for veterinary medicine.
In terms of the subject with the most significant gap, for Physics, the number of male scholars was approximately 220 , which is five times higher than the number of females, who numbered only 40 Use synonyms
students
. Followed by Astronomy, Use synonyms
as well as
Geology, Linking Words
men
outnumbered Use synonyms
women
, with Use synonyms
men
standing out at 150 researchers in both fields and Use synonyms
women
at roughly 60 and just under 80 , respectively.
Regarding the remaining subjects, for Biology, Use synonyms
men
still held the majority at 250 researchers, Use synonyms
while
the figure for Linking Words
women
was slightly lower at 200 Use synonyms
students
. Medicine followed a similar trend, Use synonyms
male
scholars dedicated at 200 and Change preposition
with male
women
just under 160. In any case, for Veterinary Medicine, Use synonyms
women
outnumbered Use synonyms
men
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women
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with women
stood out
at 120 , and Wrong verb form
standing
men
were approximately 70.Use synonyms