The line graph illustrates how many article publications were produced by British male and female professors, whereas the bar chart compares the number of publications based on their subject domain in 4 universities, both charts cover the same period of time.
Overall, it is immediately obvious that the number of articles published by women rose significantly in comparison to those of men. As to publications by subject area, it is seen that humanities prevailed across the four universities throughout the entire period.
First, although, in 2006, there was a huge discrepancy in the proportion of articles published between male and female professors, the figures for female professors experienced steady growth in 2008, and continued to grow exponentially until hitting a peak of 3000 published articles.
With regards to the publications by subject area, among 4 universities, Warwick university produced a much greater number of publications across all three domains. Whereas, humanities was the most prevailing subject domain among the other three universities.