"... In PAGE 5: ...able 22. Place of doctoral degree award by citizenship...................................................................... 25 Table23 . Reasons given by doctorate holders for coming to the United States over the last 10 years 25 Table 24.... ..."

"... In PAGE 10: ...x LIST OF TABLES Table1 Collection of Data for Female Representation Compared to Total Population and Total Doctoral Degree Recipients 2000 .... In PAGE 93: ...81 Less than half of the AI/AN women doctoral degree recipients who responded had lived on an Indian Reservation at some time in their life, and most of the respondents practice AI/AN traditional culture (see Table1 0). Table 10 AI/AN Background Questions with Yes Answer Yes Percent Have you lived on an Indian Reservation? 21 46 Do you practice AI/AN traditional culture? 40 87 Therefore, even though most of the AI/AN doctoral degree recipients who responded to this survey never lived on a reservation they still have an interest in AI/AN traditional culture.... ..."

"... In PAGE 4: ...able 1. Number of doctorate holders in the population ........................................................................ 8 Table2 .... In PAGE 8: ... The balance is a bit better in the United States and Germany than it is in Australia and especially Canada and Switzerland. The situation is also improving over time, as can be seen from the two countries (Canada and the United States) that have reported data with an interval of some years ( Table2 ). This improvement can be attributed to a catching-up phenomenon when looking at the age structure of doctorate holders: except for Argentina, women are in all cases younger than men (Figures 1 to 8).... In PAGE 23: ... In the United States, as well as in Canada and in Australia, the two main regions of origin are Asia and Europe. If we compare the numbers in terms of place of birth and citizenship ( Table2 0), we see that, in the United States, doctorate holders born in Asia are more than 2.5 times higher ... In PAGE 24: ...6 2003 1993 1993-2003 growth rate (%) Source: First OECD/Eurostat/UIS data collection on careers of doctorate holders. Conversely to the situation in the United States, the percentage of European Union-born doctorate holders (41%) in Australia is higher than the Asian-born (27%) ( Table2 1). Table 21.... In PAGE 25: ...DSTI/DOC(2007)2 25 Table2 2, on where doctoral degrees are awarded, shows different patterns across countries. First, the share of citizens of the three reporting countries having received their doctorate abroad varies greatly.... In PAGE 31: ...DSTI/DOC(2007)2 31 Annex Table2 . First OECD/Eurostat/UIS data collection on careers of doctorate holders: data sources Argentina Australia Canada Germany Italy Portugal Switzerland United States Table P1.... ..."

"... In PAGE 29: ...50 in the appropriate field from an accredited institution of higher education is required. Special admission requirements that apply in addition to University requirements (see the Gradu- ate Admission and Requirements for Doctoral Degrees sections of the University catalog) are listed in Table4 . International students should pay careful attention to the University admission requirements in the Admission section.... ..."

"... In PAGE 5: ...DSTI/DOC(2007)2 5 Table10 .... In PAGE 20: ... 20 their degree. Part of this population is probably the same as that identified in Table10 as employed in occupations below their qualifications. Table 15.... ..."

"... In PAGE 5: ...able 22. Place of doctoral degree award by citizenship...................................................................... 25 Table 23. Reasons given by doctorate holders for coming to the United States over the last 10 years 25 Table24 . Percentage of recent doctorate holders having declared intentions to move out of the country in the next year .... In PAGE 26: ... 26 Data on intentions to move out of the country are also collected on an optional basis in the CDH project. Data in Table24 confirm that US citizens are not very internationally mobile: only 5% of recent doctorate holders declare their intentions to move out of the country, but this figure rises to around 15% among Canadian and Portuguese citizens. Forty percent of foreign citizens in both Canada and the United States intend to leave the country in the next year, whereas only 25% intend to do so in Portugal.... ..."

"... In PAGE 17: ... Beintema, Pardey, and Roseboom (1998) document these developments in more detail, in particular the role of African universities in bringing these changes about. In Table3 new data on the pattern of qualifications held... In PAGE 18: ... There are also sizable differences in the degree status of researchers across different lines of research. Table3... In PAGE 20: ...doctoral degrees in the specialized crop and livestock agencies; the multi sectoral NAROs, many of whom also undertake much crop and livestock research, do not appear to be especially well endowed with doctoral scientists. Presuming that the average research orientation for our 37-country sample was representative of the overall African average, we scaled up the data in Table3 to develop some 48-country estimates. Thus, pooling the specialized and multi sectoral (NARO) agencies engaged in crop or livestock research, we estimate that in 1991, about two-thirds (some 1,200 fte scientists) of all the African agricultural scientists with doctoral degrees researched these two commodity areas.... ..."

"... In PAGE 2: ... The student body PUCRS o ers bachelor apos;s degrees in six areas of engineering. Table1 lists the distribution of students among the degree areas. Automation Engineering is a new program combining the traditional content of Mechanical Engineering with the control and signal processing content of Electrical Engineering; however, because of government and licensing restrictions (discussed later), the program is administered and the degree is awarded in the department of mechanical engineering.... ..."

"... In PAGE 3: ... In total they were interrupted at a rate of 18.6 interruptions per 100 consultations (4,030 times) ( Table2 ). Although interruptions before consultations were in a similar range to that of the nurses, the greatest difference between nurses and doctors was in the interruption rate during consultations.... ..."

"... In PAGE 60: ...0% Demographic Variables Demographic variables included age, gender, and race/ethnicity. The distribution of demographic variables among Florida degree recipients closely resembled the national profile (NSF, 2005) for doctoral recipients in Education as shown in Table6 . The Florida median age and gender proportions were remarkably similar to those for the US but the racial distribution differed slightly.... ..."