"... In PAGE 5: ...able 21. Percentage of foreign doctorate holders by region of birth .................................................. 24 Table22 .... In PAGE 25: ...DSTI/DOC(2007)2 25 Table22 , 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 4: ...able 3. Age at graduation of doctorate holders (in years)................................................................... 11 Table4 .... In PAGE 11: ...e. longer by approximately 30 months ( Table4 ). This may partly be explained by the fact that the duration in this country is calculated from the start of graduate school since students may join a doctoral programme just after their bachelor degree.... ..."

"... In PAGE 5: ...able 10. Employed doctorate holders by occupation.......................................................................... 17 Table11 .... In PAGE 17: ... In Portugal, up to 90% of recent doctorate holders are active in research, 85% of whom work in the higher education sector. A look at the distribution of post-doctoral positions reveals that women are more likely to hold such positions than men in all doctoral degree fields except humanities ( Table11 ). This ... In PAGE 36: ... 36 Annex Table11 . Number of doctorate holders by sex and country of origin (thousands) TOTAL Citizens of the reporting country Of which by birth Of which by naturalisation Foreign citizens TOTAL Born in the reporting country Foreign born Unknown Argentina 2005 Men 4.... ..."

"... In PAGE 10: ...ecipients 2000............................................................................................................................. 52 Table3 AI/AN Doctoral Degree Recipients Who Are U.... In PAGE 67: ..., 2003). (See Table3 .) ... ..."

"... In PAGE 10: ...octoral Degree Recipients 2000 ................................................................................................. 48 Table2 Female Representation Compared to Total Population and Total Doctoral Degree Recipients 2000.... In PAGE 63: ... United States Census Data was gathered from tables available from the United States Census 2000 to gather descriptive statistics on the American Indian/Alaskan Native female total population, and AI/AN female total population of doctorate recipients and compared to SED 2000 data. (See Table2 .) ... ..."

"... In PAGE 10: ...octoral Degree Recipients .......................................................................................................... 65 Table6 The Annual Total Difference of AI/AN Female Doctoral Degree Recipients and Asian, White, and Other/Unknown Differences, between years 1992 to 2002, .... In PAGE 81: ... To evaluate differences between the consecutive years a follow-up pair wise comparison was conducted, using 2x2 contingency tables to evaluate differences between total number of AI/AN female doctoral degree recipients year to year and total number of other significant groups, Asian, White, and Other/Unknown, from year to year. The follow-up tests indicated statistical significance between AI/AN and other/unknown races (see Table6 ). ... In PAGE 96: ...S. unemployment rates were also dipped from 1999 and 2000 (see Table6 ).... ..."

"... In PAGE 1: ...emographics of the U.S. population in the year 2025 [9], [10]. These comparisons are contained in Table2 . The table shows that the underrepresenta- tion is significant: Although BHNs represent one quarter of the U.... ..."

"... In PAGE 4: ...able 4. Time taken to complete a doctoral degree (in months)........................................................... 11 Table5 .... ..."