The document summarizes data from a table showing changes in percentages of citizens at different physical fitness levels in a country from 1999 to 2009. In 1999, the largest percentage of women were normal weight at 29% while the lowest were overweight at 18%. For men in 1999, the most common group was normal weight at 41% while only 22% were underweight. From 1999 to 2009, the percentages of most weight categories, especially normal weight, increased overall despite some minor variations between genders and years.
The document summarizes data from a table showing changes in percentages of citizens at different physical fitness levels in a country from 1999 to 2009. In 1999, the largest percentage of women were normal weight at 29% while the lowest were overweight at 18%. For men in 1999, the most common group was normal weight at 41% while only 22% were underweight. From 1999 to 2009, the percentages of most weight categories, especially normal weight, increased overall despite some minor variations between genders and years.
The document summarizes data from a table showing changes in percentages of citizens at different physical fitness levels in a country from 1999 to 2009. In 1999, the largest percentage of women were normal weight at 29% while the lowest were overweight at 18%. For men in 1999, the most common group was normal weight at 41% while only 22% were underweight. From 1999 to 2009, the percentages of most weight categories, especially normal weight, increased overall despite some minor variations between genders and years.
The provided table illustrates data about changes in the
percentages of citizens at different physical fitness levels in a specific country between 1999 and 2009.
In general, what stands out from the table is that normal
weight was the most common weight range of both genders over the given period. It is also noted that almost all the weight categories experienced steady upward trends despite some variations. A closer look at the table reveals that in 1999, the percentage of normal weight women was the largest with 29%, while those belonging to overweight level was the least significant with 18%. Meanwhile, regarding data of men, normal weight was the most common physical fitness level standing at 41%. In comparison, only 22% of men were underweight.
Turning the other information of the given table, it is
apparent that the underweight and overweight ranges of women witnessed equal slight declines of 1%. Besides, the normal weight rate of women still was at its peak despite a moderate decrease to 47%. In terms of weight levels of men, normal weight men underwent the most considerable increase to 47%. A similar trend was seen in those who were underweight, but the figure was smaller (23%). However, the opposite phenomenon was witnessed in the percentage of overweight men with 19%.
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