The graph illustrates the figure of university female and male graduates in Canada for over the period of 16 years from 1992 to 2007.
Overall, what stand out of the graph is the numbers of female graduates in Canada were immensely high when compared to male graduates all through the given span of year.
Looking to the year 1992, female graduates were on the hike of nearly 99000. Whereas males were in a steep decrease of nearly 71000. However, both female and male graduates had an increase in number in the year between 1994 and 1996 (approx. 105000 and 75000 respectively). While by the term 1998 both female and male graduates had a fall in the number (about 99000 and 69000 respectively). Nevertheless, by the end of the period 2006 female and male graduates had a steady increase (approx. 148000 and 98000 respectively).
To summarize, the numbers female graduates were higher than male graduates in universities in Canada throughout the given years. The number of female participants was the most, which remained the increased growth from 1992 to 1994 and between 2000 and 2006. With men, the figure flattened the slowly increase and fluctuation since 1992 to 2000 and it merely had a small outbreak between 2000 and 2006
The graph illustrates the figure of university
female
and male
graduates
in Canada for over the period of 16 years from 1992 to 2007.
Overall
, what stand out of the graph is the
numbers
of
female
graduates
in Canada were
immensely
high when compared to male
graduates
all through the
given
span of year.
Looking to the
year
1992,
female
graduates
were on the hike of
nearly
99000.
Whereas
males
were in a steep decrease of
nearly
71000.
However
, both
female
and male
graduates
had an increase in
number
in the
year
between 1994 and 1996 (approx. 105000 and 75000
respectively
). While by the term 1998 both
female
and male
graduates
had a fall in the
number
(about 99000 and 69000
respectively
).
Nevertheless
, by the
end
of the period 2006
female
and male
graduates
had a steady increase (approx. 148000 and 98000
respectively
).
To summarize
, the
numbers
female
graduates
were higher than male
graduates
in universities in Canada throughout the
given
years. The
number
of
female
participants was the most, which remained the increased growth from 1992 to 1994 and between 2000 and 2006. With
men
, the figure flattened the
slowly
increase and fluctuation since 1992 to 2000 and it
merely
had a
small
outbreak between 2000 and 2006