Table 6.1 Ratio of female and male participation at different Party's Committee levels during 2001 and 2006 ( )

The student body is 15.1 female.

25 of university students were women.

In the developed world, adult males have twice the mortality as females from burns.

The potential gains from a larger female workforce are striking.

Globally, female participation represents 25.2 of the total effective.

The sex ratio for the city was 50.7 male and 49.3 female.

The sex ratio for the city was 50.3 male and 49.7 female.

16.7 Marriage patterns for males and females indicate that there is a higher proportion of single males than females.

Females account for 55.1 per cent of all patient separations in private hospitals.

Amongst the Cambodian population aged over 65, the female to male ratio is 1.6 1.

The sex ratio was 106 in rural areas, compared to 91 in urban areas.

Voter turnout was 61 per cent.

Furthermore, they were characterized by low voter participation.

At the doctoral level, the two highest levels of female enrollment are found in medical programs and the humanities, where in both fields 30 of doctoral students are women.

The total share of female participation in the labour force in 2004 was 46 per cent as much as 79 per cent were working in agriculture.

The total share of female participation in the labour force in 2004 was 40 per cent as much as 60 per cent were working in agriculture.

The total share of female participation in the labour force in 2004 was 47 per cent, with 53 per cent working in agriculture.

Singles are more likely to be men but female celibacy is still high, reaching an astounding 33.3 .

The total share of female participation in the labour force in 2000 was 48 per cent, of which 54 per cent were working in agriculture.

The total share of female participation in the labour force in 2000 was 49 per cent, of which 93 per cent were working in agriculture.

The total share of female participation in the labour force in 2000 was 45 per cent, of which 90 per cent were working in agriculture.

The total share of female participation in the labour force in 2000 was 29 per cent, of which 5 per cent were working in agriculture.

The total share of female participation in the labour force in 2004 was 52 per cent, with 73 per cent working in agriculture.

Participation of women in total membership is 39, 5 .

Table 6.2 Ratio of female and male participation in leadership ( )

The proportion of female students on the lower levels of higher education is higher in economics, law, environmental studies and journalism.

OECD countries with higher female labor force participation rates also have higher birth rates.

Integration into the European labour strategy would be yet another step towards increasing female participation in the labour force.

The total share of female participation in the labour force in 2004 was 36 per cent, but only 1 per cent were working in agriculture.

Domestic minorities constitute a total of 10.8 in the graduate student body population of which 37.3 are female.

The staff gender distribution was 67 per cent male and 33 per cent female.

In 2004, 64.13 per cent of all indigenous university students were female.

Table 6.3 Ratio of female and male participation in people elected bodies ( )

Third, the different starting points are illustrated the ratio of men's participation in employment is 3 out of 4 in 2003, while the ratio of women's participation is somewhat lower than 1 out of 2.

For example, the Brazilian delegation to the Olympic games boasted the biggest female contingent in Brazil's history of participation in the Games.

Women's participation rate in peace keeping missions over the past decade is five per cent.

Female subjects on average had a higher percentage of body fat (mean, 26.0 range, 16.7 36.8 ) than males (mean, 18.0 range, 10.2 25.3 ).

In the years 2000 3, the Ministry which granted 122 scholarships to female students in faculties where there is a low percentage of female students.

Table 6.4 Ratio of female and male participation in Committees of the 10th National Assembly (2002 2007) ( )

As a result of the increased investment in girls' education, and greater parental awareness of the importance of educating girls, the literacy rate among women was 94 per cent, and women continued to outnumber men in terms of school enrolment.

In a survey on domestic violence taken by a non governmental organization (NGO), 84 per cent of the female subjects claimed to have suffered physical abuse.

In Bosnia and Herzegovina, 18 per cent of children are deemed to work temporarily, 20 per cent of boys and 16 per cent of girls.

80 per cent of students in Accounting were female students compared with none in the Industrial Studies.

In 2004, 54.4 per cent of higher education enrolments were female, as were 48 per cent of enrolments in the vocation, education and training sector.