The pie charts below illustrate the number of journal articles read per week by all students, PhD students, and junior lecturers at an Australian university. Summarise the information by selecting and reporting the main features, and make comparisons where relevant.
The pie charts below illustrate the number of journal articles read per week by all students, PhD students, and junior lecturers at an Australian university. LjpV
The pie charts show illustrate the number of journal articles read per week by all students, PhD students, and junior lecturers at an Australian university.
Firstly, the number of journal articles read by all students for 1 to 5 is about 67%, which is even higher than PHD students at 5% and Junior lectures at 1%. However, the number of journal articles ready by junior lectures for 6 to 11 is about 75%, which is higher than all students at 21% and PHD students at 15%. Lastly, the number of journal articles read by PHD students for 12 is about 80%, which is higher than junior lecturers at 24%, and then all students at 12%.
Overall, although the number of journal articles read by PHD students for 12 is the highest at 80%, for 6 to 11 they are the lowest at 15%. Furthermore, the number of journal articles read by all students for 1 to 5 is the highest at 67% and however, for 12 is the lowest at only 12%. At last, the number of journal articles read by junior lecturers for 6 to 11 is about 75% although for 1 to 5 is only 1%.
The pie charts
show
illustrate the
number
of
journal
articles
read
per week by all
students
, PhD
students
, and
junior
lecturers at an Australian university.
Firstly
, the
number
of
journal
articles
read
by all
students
for 1 to 5 is about 67%, which is even higher than
PHD
students
at 5% and
Junior
lectures at 1%.
However
, the
number
of
journal
articles
ready by
junior
lectures for 6 to 11 is about 75%, which is higher than all
students
at 21% and
PHD
students
at 15%.
Lastly
, the
number
of
journal
articles
read
by
PHD
students
for 12 is about 80%, which is higher than
junior
lecturers at 24%, and then all
students
at 12%.
Overall
, although the
number
of
journal
articles
read
by
PHD
students
for 12 is the highest at 80%, for 6 to 11 they are the lowest at 15%.
Furthermore
, the
number
of
journal
articles
read
by all
students
for 1 to 5 is the highest at 67% and
however
, for 12 is the lowest at
only
12%. At last, the
number
of
journal
articles
read
by
junior
lecturers for 6 to 11 is about 75% although for 1 to 5 is
only
1%.