The chart below shows the percentage change in the share of international students among university graduates in different Canadian provinces between 2001 and 2006.
The chart illustrates the number of international students graduated from the universities in different provinces in Canada from 2001 to 2006.
In overall, most of graduates from Canadian universities have showed an increase trend from the projected period.
New Brunswick and Nova Scotia provinces of Canada had the highest percentage of international graduates in 2001. The number of international graduates was at approximately 7% in 2001 and then it increased to reach at over 10% in 2006. On the other hand, the third highest international graduates were from Quebec university in 2001 (at above 5%) and this figure reached the fourth highest number of overseas graduates by 2006 (at around 8%).
The least popular universities were located in Ontario, Manitoba and Newfoundland and Labrador for 2001. The number of international students graduated from Manitoba and Newfoundland/Labrador was reached at the same level within the given period; it was at around 4% in 2001 and reached at around 7% in 2006. Whereas the number of graduates from Ontario was approximately 3% in 2001 then this figure reached to around 6% in 2006.
The most significant increment has showed with British Columbia. The number of international graduates was around 5% in 2001 then this skyrocketed to reach at above 10% by 2006. Alberta’s international graduates were reached at just below 5% in 2001 then this figure rose to well above 5% in 2006
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Hi, Could you explain to me
Hi,
Could you explain to me why this referred site is OK to use of 'in overall' whereas this one cannot?
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'overall' can be both adverb
'overall' can be both adverb or noun, so 'in overall' can pass the grammar checker but it should be 'overall'.
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Definitions of overall
adjective
taking everything into account.
the overall effect is impressive
synonyms: all-inclusive, general, comprehensive, universal, all-embracing, gross, net, final, inclusive, total, wholesale, complete, across the board, global, worldwide
noun
a garment consisting of trousers with a front flap over the chest held up by straps over the shoulders, made of sturdy material and worn especially as casual or working clothes.
My green overalls and green shirt with my red jean jacket were my choice for today.
adverb
in all parts; taken as a whole.
overall, 10,000 jobs will go
synonyms: generally (speaking), broadly, in general, altogether, all in all, on balance, on average, for the most part, in the main, on the whole, by and large, to a large extent
In overall, most of graduates from Canadian universities have showed an increase trend from the projected period
Overall, the numbers of graduates from Canadian universities have showed an increased trend from the projected period //it is the number showing the trend, not students
The number of international graduates was at approximately 7% in 2001 and then it increased to reach at over 10% in 2006.
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No. of Words: 232 200
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Fourth Root of Number of Words: 3.903 4.0
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