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The image depicts a bar graph with three distinct years and four categories: Males-Full time, Males-Part time, Females-Full time, and Females-Part time. In 1990, the values are approximately 200 for Males-Full time, slightly above 150 for Males-Part time, about 120 for Females-Full time, and approximately 50 for Females-Part time. In 1998, the values show around 400 for Males-Full time, roughly 250 for Males-Part time, about 300 for Females-Full time, and approximately 200 for Females-Part time. By 2005, the figures reach around 800 for Males-Full time, slightly below 800 for Males-Part time, nearly 800 for Females-Full time, and slightly above 800 for Females-Part time. These data points provide a numerical representation of the categories across the given years.
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The given bar chart illustrates the number, showed in thousands, of males and females students, divided in full time and part time in 1990, 1998 and 2005.
A striking feature of the data is tyhe marked increase of students from 1998 to 2005. Furthermore, the general tendency observed in all periods was the fact that full time students were more than part time ones.
Turning to the specifics, from 1990 to 1998 the numbers remained stable with a slight increase of males full time from 200 to 300 thousands. In the same period of time females part time doubled from 100 to 200 thousands. From 1998 to 2005 the female part time and full time students sharply increase, both peaking at over 800 thousands in 2005 and becoming the highest number of students in UK.
The remaining categories namely males full time and males part time exibithed a drastical increase from 1990 to 2005 becoming four time the number in 1990.
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