for cases involving common assault 52% of ipv cases resulted in a guilty finding.

Question: for cases involving common assault, what percent of ipv cases resulted in a guilty finding?

Answer: 52


common assault cases, whether ipv on non-ipv related, were predominantly single guilty decisions.

Question: which guilty decision is the predomianted decision among common assault cases, whether ipv on non-ipv related.

Answer: cases with a single guilty decision

non-intimate partner violence (non-ipv) cases


62% of accused in non-ipv major assault cases were found guilty.

Question: what percent of accused in non-ipv major assault cases were found guilty?

Answer: 62


sexual assault cases accused in non-ipv cases were more likely to be found guilty than accused in ipv cases.

Question: which type of sexual assault cases was more likely to be found guilty?

Answer: non-intimate partner violence (non-ipv) cases


among ipv cases, 60% of criminal harassment resulted in a guilty finding.

Question: among ipv cases, what percent of criminal harassment resulted in a guilty finding.

Answer: 60


the median processing time for all completed cases covered in this analysis, between 2005-2006 and 2010-2011 was 134 days or just over 4 months.

Question: what is the median processing time for all completed cases covered in this analysis, between 2005-2006 and 2010-2011?

Answer: 134.0


the median time to complete ipv cases was shorter than the time needed to complete non-ipv cases.

Question: which type of the cases has a shorter median elapsed time? ipv cases or non-ipv cases?

Answer: total ipv cases


from the first appearance to the completion of ipv cases, the median processing time was 99 days for cases with a single charge and 143 days for cases with two or more charges.

Question: from the first appearance to the completion of ipv cases, what is the median processing time for cases with a single charge and for cases with two or more charges, respectively?

Answer: 99.0

Answer: 143.0

types of intimate partner violence (ipv) cases


navjetdeep singh of india achieved 18.81 m in the shot put event at the 2011 commonwealth youth games.

Question: what is the final result for navjetdeep singh of india in the shot put event at the 2011 commonwealth youth games?

Answer: 18.81 m


in the 2015 season, jackson finished with 27 receptions for 414 receiving yards.

Question: in the 2015 season, how many receptions did jackson finish with 414 receiving yards?

Answer: 27.0


fitzpatrick finished with 2,366 passing yards in 2018.

Question: how many passing yards did fitzpatrick finish with, in 2018?

Answer: 2366.0


in 2017, alvin kamara finished 728 yards rushing.

Question: in 2017, how many rushing yards did alvin kamara finish with?

Answer: 728.0


ipv cases were less likely to result in a sentence of custody than were non-ipv cases.

Question: which type of cases is less likely to result in a sentence of custody?non-ipv cases or ipv cases?

Answer: intimate partner violence (ipv) cases

non-intimate partner violence (non-ipv) cases


85% of those imposed in ipv cases has sentenced to custody for six months or less.

Question: what percent of those imposed in ipv cases has sentenced to custody for six months or less?

Answer: 84.8


the length of sentenced custody was one month or less for half of the persons convicted in ipv cases.

Question: what percent of the persons convicted in ipv cases has sentenced custody for one month or less?

Answer: 51.9


for approximately 4% of convicted ipv cases , sentences were between six months and one year less a day.

Question: what percent of convicted ipv cases , sentences were between six months and one year less a day?

Answer: 3.6


3% of those found guilty in ipv cases were sentenced to more than one year in custody.

Question: what percent of those found guilty in ipv cases were sentenced to more than one year in custody?

Answer: 2.9

more than 12 months to less than 2 years


44% of custodial sentences imposed were for one month or less for non-ipv cases.

Question: what percent of custodial sentences imposed were for one month or less for non-ipv cases?

Answer: 44.0

non-intimate partner violence (non-ipv) cases


in non ipv cases, more than 10% were for more than one year.

Question: how many percent of the non-ipv cases was for more than one year?

Answer: 11

more than 12 months to less than 2 years


among completed ipv cases involving custody, the length of the sentence was more likely to be one month or less for persons facing one charge.

Question: among completed ipv cases involving custody, which length of the sentence was more likely to be facing one charge?

Answer: 1 month or less


in ipv cases, the majority of multiple-charges cases offenders still received a sentence of one month or less.

Question: in ipv cases, what is the majority length of sentenced custody being received by multiple-charges cases offenders?

Answer: 1 month or less


about 7% of ipv cases found guilty, in cases with multiple charges, were sentenced to more than six months in custody.

Question: what percent of ipv cases found guilty, in cases with multiple charges, were sentenced to more than six months in custody.

Answer: 7

more than 12 months to less than 2 years


4% of ipv cases found guilty of one charge were sentenced to more than six months in custody.

Question: what percent of ipv cases found guilty of one charge were sentenced to more than six months in custody.

Answer: 4


for 59% of accused persons in ipv cases who were sentenced to probation, the length of probation was more than six months but less than one year.

Question: what percent of accused persons in ipv cases who were sentenced to probation, which was more than six months but less than one year.

Answer: 59.0


as with custody sentences, cases involving sexual assault and criminal harassment resulted in the longest probation sentences for those convicted in ipv cases and in non-ipv cases.

Question: as with custody sentences, what are the top two cases resulted in the longest probation sentences for those convicted in ipv cases and in non-ipv cases?

Answer: criminal harassment

Answer: sexual assault


about 29.1% of neet individuals had volunteered for a group or organization to some extent over the period.

Question: what percent of neet individuals had volunteered for a group or organization to some extent over the period.

Answer: 29.2


37.0% of the non-neet population had volunteered for a group or organization to some extent over the period.

Question: what percent of the non-neet population had volunteered for a group or organization to some extent over the period.

Answer: 37


among those who had volunteered, having done so "a few times in the past 12 months" was the most common answer.

Question: among those who had volunteered, what is the most common answer?

Answer: a few times in the past 12 months


48.0% of the neet population provided this type of help in the past 12 months.

Question: what percent of the neet population provided this type of help in the past 12 months?

Answer: 48


53.4% of the non-neet population provided this type of help in the past 12 months.

Question: what percent of the non-neet population provided this type of help in the past 12 months.

Answer: 53.4


the hr for melanoma associated with a 1 s.d. increase in the z-score of ambient uvr was 1.22 for both sexes when adjusting for all covariates.

Question: what is the hr for melanoma associated with a 1 s.d. increase in the z-score of ambient uvr for both sexes when adjusting for all covariates?

Answer: 1.22


for men, the hr for melanoma associated with ambient uvr was 1.26.

Question: for men, what is the hr for melanoma associated with ambient uvr?

Answer: 1.26


francesco totti appeared in the league with roma in 2015-16 serie a season.

Question: which club did francesco totti appear in the league, in 2015-16 serie a season?

Answer: roma


the coastal branch aqueduct stretches for 143 miles.

Question: how long did the coastal branch aqueduct stretch for?

Answer: 143.0


the nation's 40 federally funded r&d centers (ffrdcs) spent $16.9 billion on research and development in fy 2013.

Question: how many thousand dollars did the nation's 40 federally funded r&d centers (ffrdcs) spend on research and development in fy 2013?

Answer: 16866544.0


jose bautista of the toronto blue jays achieved 132 walks.

Question: what is the record for jose bautista of the toronto blue jays's walk competition.

Answer: 132.0


alma richards set an olympic record with 1.93 meters.

Question: how many meters did alma richards set as olympic record with?

Answer: 1.93


danny rose appeared for fleetwood town in the 2011-12 conference premier, before returning to oxford in 2013.

Question: before returning to oxford in 2013, which club did danny rose appear in the 2011-12 conference premier?

Answer: fleetwood town


matija boben made his debut in the slovenian prvaliga in the 2013-14 season for triglav kranj.

Question: which club did matija boben join in the slovenian prvaliga in the 2013-14 season?

Answer: triglav kranj


dennis fidler spent five years at the halifax town, playing 143 league games before transferring to darlington.

Question: how many games did dennis fidler play before transferring to darlington?

Answer: 143.0


estimated energy intake from sugar-sweetened beverages and milk was lower in 2015 than in 2004, regardless of the category of reporters.

Question: list sources of the difference that have lower estimated energy intake in 2015 than in 2004, regardless of the category of reporters.

Answer: sugar-sweetened beverages

Answer: milk


the hr for melanoma per increase of 1 s.d. in z-score was 1.31 for the trunk.

Question: what is the hr for melanoma per increase of 1 s.d. in z-score for the trunk?

Answer: 1.31


between 1995 and 2000, 25% of mfp growth in canada came from productivity growth in foreign countries.

Question: between 1995 and 2000, what percent of mfp growth in canada came from productivity growth in foreign countries?

Answer: 25


the overall foreign contribution to canada's mfp increased to 67% during the period from 2000 to 2007.

Question: how many percent of the overall foreign contribution to canada's mfp has increased during the period from 2000 to 2007?

Answer: 67


over the period from 1974 to 2010, only 35% of canadian manufacturing firms were exporters,.

Question: over the period from 1974 to 2010, what percent of canadian manufacturing firms were exporters?

Answer: 35.0


exporters were 13% more productive than non-exporters.

Question: how many percent of exporters was more productive than non-exporters?

Answer: 0.13

labour productivity, exporters relative to non-exporters


from 2003 to 2013, 5.8% of employees aged 18 to 64 were laid-off in canada.

Question: from 2003 to 2013, what percent of employees aged 18 to 64 were laid-off in canada?

Answer: 5.8


from 2003 to 2013, canada's hiring rate for employees aged 18 to 64 is 20.2%.

Question: from 2003 to 2013, what is the canada's hiring rate for employees aged 18 to 64?

Answer: 20.2


layoff rates for employees aged 18 to 64 in newfoundland and labrador is 15.7%.

Question: what is the layoff rates for employees aged 18 to 64 in newfoundland and labrador?

Answer: 15.7


america's 1972 debut single, "a horse with no name".

Question: when did america release "a horse with no name"?

Answer: 1972.0


the african descent in guyana falls to 30.2% in the 2002 census.

Question: in 2002, what percent of guyana is african descent?

Answer: 30.2


mamady sidibe left stoke at the end of the 2012-13 season after scoring 26 goals in 186 appearances for the club in an eight-year spell.

Question: how many appearances did mamady sidibe mike for stoke in an eight-year spell?

Answer: 186.0


47% of ontarians strongly believed that canadians valued ethnic and cultural diversity.

Question: what percent of ontarians strongly believed that canadians valued ethnic and cultural diversity?

Answer: 47.0


41% of canadians strongly believed that canadians valued ethnic and cultural diversity.

Question: what percent of canadians strongly believed that canadians valued ethnic and cultural diversity.

Answer: 41


before the age of 25, 52% of people strongly believed that canadians valued ethnic and cultural diversity.

Question: before the age of 25, what percent of people strongly believed that canadians valued ethnic and cultural diversity?

Answer: 52.0

percent believing to a great extent that canadians share beliefs


by age 75, 44% greatly felt that canadians value human rights.

Question: by age 75, what percent of canadians greatly felt that they value human rights?

Answer: 44.0


under age 25, 57% greatly felt that canadians value human rights.

Question: under age 25, what percent of canadian greatly felt that they value human rights?

Answer: 57.0


64% of the university-educated population strongly felt that canadians valued human rights.

Question: what percent of the university-educated population strongly felt that canadians valued human rights?

Answer: 64.0


the propotion recorded for the population with a university degree was 12 percentage points higher than the proportion recorded for the population with a post-secondary diploma.

Question: what percent of the propotion recorded for the population with a university degree was higher than the proportion recorded for the population with a post-secondary diploma?

Answer: 12


33% of people with a household income of less than $20,000 believed to a great extent that canadians respected aboriginal culture.

Question: what percent of people with a household income of less than $20,000 believed to a great extent that canadians respected aboriginal culture?

Answer: 33.0


27% of people with household incomes between $60,000 and $79,999 believed to a great extent that canadians respected aboriginal culture.

Question: what percent of people with household incomes between $60,000 and $79,999 believed to a great extent that canadians respected aboriginal culture?

Answer: 27.0


42% of immigrants said they greatly believed canadians valued english and french as official languages.

Question: what percent of immigrants said they greatly believed canadians valued english and french as official languages?

Answer: 42.0


as for respect for aboriginal culture, 40% of immigrants believed to a great extent that canadians shared this value.

Question: as for respect for aboriginal culture, wha percent of immigrants believed to a great extent that canadians shared this value?

Answer: 40.0


62% of visible minorities strongly believed that canadians valued multiculturalism.

Question: what percent of visible minorities strongly believed that canadians valued multiculturalism?

Answer: 62.0


aboriginal people were less likely than non-aboriginal people to greatly believe that canadians had respect for the law.

Question: which group of people were less likely to greatly believe that canadians had respect for the law? non-aboriginal people or aboriginal people?

Answer: aboriginal


aboriginal people were as likely to greatly believe in the values of gender equality and ethnic and cultural diversity.

Question: which group of people was as likely to greatly believe in the values of gender equality and ethnic and cultural diversity.

Answer: aboriginal


aboriginal people were more likely to feel to a great extent that canadians respected aboriginal culture.

Question: which group of people was more likely to feel to a great extent that canadians respected aboriginal culture? aboriginal people or non-aboriginal people?

Answer: aboriginal


in quebec, 70% described being proud or very proud in being canadian.

Question: in quebec, what percent described being proud or very proud in being canadian?

Answer: 70


58% of quebecers felt proud or very proud of canadian history.

Question: what percent of quebecers felt proud or very proud of canadian history?

Answer: 58


36% of quebecers felt proud or very proud of canada's political influence on the world.

Question: what percent of quebecers felt proud or very proud of canada's political influence on the world?

Answer: 36


67% of albertans were proud of canada's economic achievements.

Question: what percent of albertans were proud of canada's economic achievements?

Answer: 67


all cmas in the province of quebec had the lowest levels of pride.

Question: which province had the lowest levels of pride?

Answer: quebec city


52% of residents of saguenay saying they were either proud or very proud to be canadian.

Question: what percent of residents of saguenay saying they were either proud or very proud to be canadian.

Answer: 52


the proportion of canadians who reported feeling proud is highest of 98% in brantford.

Question: outside quebec,what is the highest proportion of canadians who reported feeling proud in brantford.

Answer: 98


49% of canadians with less than a high school education expressed pride in canadian economic achievements.

Question: what percent of canadians with less than a high school education expressed pride in canadian economic achievements?

Answer: 49.0


51% of canadians with an income less than $20,000 had pride in canadian democracy.

Question: what percent of canadians with an income less than $20,000 had pride in canadian democracy?

Answer: 51.0


pride in the treatment of all groups in society was reported by 71% of visible minorities.

Question: what percent of visible minorities had reported pride in the treatment of all groups in society?

Answer: 71.0


the social security system was viewed in much more positive terms (proud or very proud) by visible minorities than by non-visible minorities.

Question: which group of people has much more positive terms regarding to the social security system? visible minorities or non-visible minorities?

Answer: visible minority


72% of recent immigrants were proud of canada's economic achievements.

Question: what percent of recent immigrants was proud of canada's economic achievements?

Answer: 72


pride in canadian democracy rose from 71% among non-citizens.

Question: what percent of non-citizens has pride in canadian democracy?

Answer: 71


recent immigrants with canadian citizenship were less likely than non-citizens to positively view canada's health care system.

Question: which group of immigrants was less likely to positively view canada's health care system? immigrants with canadian citizen or non-citizens?

Answer: canadian citizen


pride in the canadian constitution was 13 percentage points higher among citizens than non-citizens before 2000.

Question: what percent of pride in the canadian constitution was higher among citizens than non-citizens before 2000?

Answer: 13


57% of canadian citizen is proud or very proud in sporting achievements recently.

Question: what percent of canadian citizen is proud or very proud in sporting achievements recently?

Answer: 57


during 2008, vasiev played for mika in the armenian premier league and played a total of 20 times, including 19 in the league.

Question: during 2008, which club did vasiev play for, in the armenian premier league?

Answer: mika


in the 1973-74 season, bobby smith appeared for bury in the fourth division.

Question: in the 1973-74 season, which club did bobby smith sign in the fourth division?

Answer: bury


on the economic side, 58% of second generation immigrants were either proud or very proud of canada's accomplishments.

Question: on the economic side, what percent of second generation immigrants were either proud or very proud of canada's accomplishments?

Answer: 58


49% of other non-immigrants is pround of canada's economic achievements.

Question: what percent of other non-immigrants is pround of canada's economic achievements?

Answer: 49


in 2036, the lowest overall participation rate could be observed in the atlantic non-metropolitan areas.

Question: in 2036, which regions has the lowest overall participation rate?

Answer: atlantic, outside cmas


76% of canadians aged 15 and over indicated that they have a great deal or some confidence in police.

Question: what percent of canadians aged 15 and over indicated that they have a great deal or some confidence in police?

Answer: 75


in 2013, roughly 60% of canadians expressed a great deal or some confidence in the school system.

Question: in 2013, what percent of canadians expressed a great deal or some confidence in the school system?

Answer: 61


40% of canadians had confidence in the media.

Question: what percent of canadians had confidence in the media?

Answer: 41


for the justice system and courts, the proportion of aboriginal people who stated they had confidence was 15 percentage points lower than for non-aboriginal people.

Question: for the justice system and courts, how many percent of the proportion of aboriginal people who stated they had confidence was lower than for non-aboriginal people?

Answer: 15


residents of toronto reported the highest confidence in banks.

Question: which region has reported the highest confidence in banks?

Answer: toronto


71% of residents of montreal had less confidence than average in police.

Question: what percent of residents of montreal had less confidence than average in police?

Answer: 71.0


46% of residents of sherbrooke had lower levels of confidence in banks.

Question: what percent of residents of sherbrooke had lower levels of confidence in banks?

Answer: 46.0


visible minorities rated police higher than non-visible minorities on promptly responding to calls.

Question: which group of people is more likely to rated police higher on promptly responding to calls? visible minorities or non-visible minorities.

Answer: visible minority


the elements of policing involving interpersonal relationships - being approachable and easy to talk to and treating people fairly - were rated lower by visible minorities than by non-visible minorities.

Question: which group of people is more likely to rated police lower on the elements of policing involving interpersonal relationships - being approachable and easy to talk to and treating people fairly? visible minorities or non-visible minorities.

Answer: visible minority


aboriginal people rated police lower than non-aboriginal people for each of the six police performance measures.

Question: which group of people is more likely to rated police lower on all of the six police performance measures ? aboriginal people or non-aboriginal people?

Answer: aboriginal

providing information on ways to prevent crime


canadians who report a high level of satisfaction with their personal safety from crime rate police performance higher in all categories compared to those who are less satisfied.

Question: what level of satisfaction for canadians who report a high level of satisfaction with their personal safety from crime rate police performance higher in all categories compared to those who are less satisfied?

Answer: very satisfied

satisfaction with personal safety from crime


75% of canadians who were very satisfied believed police are doing a good job enforcing the laws.

Question: what percent of canadians who were very satisfied believed police are doing a good job enforcing the laws?

Answer: 75.0


rice finished the 2010 season with 1,220 total rushing yards.

Question: hoa many rushing yards did rice finish the 2010 season with?

Answer: 1220.0


peterson had a receiving touchdown in 2011.

Question: how many touchdown did peterson have in 2011.

Answer: 1.0


the 2015-16 philadelphia flyers season was the 41th season.

Question: how many seasons are before the 2015-16 philadelphia flyers season?

Answer: 41.0


ronnie allen scored a total of 458 appearances for west brom.

Question: how many appearances did ronnie allen make for west brom in total?

Answer: 458.0


the airbus a320 family includes the a321 , and the a318.

Question: when did the airbus a320 family deliver the a318 in the first place?

Answer: 2003.0


residents of winnipeg and vancouver were least favourable in their evaluations of local police.

Question: which region was leat favourable in their evaluation of local police.

Answer: vancouver

Answer: winnipeg


as women made inroads in the labour market, their share of self-employment increased in a number of industries such as professional, scientific and technical services, where their proportion rose from 23% to 38% between 1987 and 2018.

Question: as women made inroads in the labour market, what percent of their share of self-employment increased in a number of industries such as professional, scientific and technical services increased between 1987 and 2018?

Answer: 37.6

Answer: 23.0

women's share of total self-employed workers


self-employed women's proportion also grew in the finance, insurance, real estate, rental and leasing services industry, increasing from 21% to 39% between 1987 and 2018.

Question: what percent of self-employed women's proportion has changed in the finance, insurance, real estate, rental and leasing services industry between 1987 and 2018?

Answer: 21.1

Answer: 38.6


at the canada level, the percentage difference between the revised and unrevised populations was -0.3% in 2013.

Question: at the canada level, what is the percentage difference between the revised and unrevised population in 2013?

Answer: -0.3


at the provincial level, manitoba experienced the largest downward revisions of -1.2% in 2013.

Question: at the provincial level, which year did manitoba experience the largest downward revisions of -1.2%?

Answer: 2013.0


at the provincial level, british columbia experienced the largest downward revisions of -1.7% in 2013.

Question: at the provincial level, which year did british columbia experience the largest downward revisions of -1.7%?

Answer: 2013.0


at the provincial level, newfoundland and labrador experienced the largest upward revision of 3.2% in 2013.

Question: at the provincial level, which year did newfoundland and labrador experience the largest upward revision of 3.2%?

Answer: 2013.0


prince edward island, ontario, manitoba and british columbia each experienced downward revisions for all of the years.

Question: list all the provinces that experienced downward revisions for all of the years.

Answer: prince edward island

Answer: ontario

Answer: manitoba

Answer: british columbia


newfoundland and labrador and quebec experienced upward revisions for each of the years.

Question: list all the provinces that experienced upward revisions for each of the years.

Answer: newfoundland and labrador

Answer: quebec


the number of two person households was downwardly revised for all the years.

Question: the number of which kind of households was downwardly revised for all the years?

Answer: households with 2 persons


the number of households with three or more persons was unchanged or upwardly revised for all the years.

Question: the number of which kind of households was unchanged or upwardly revised for all the years?

Answer: households with 3 or more persons


one person households and households with three or more persons witnessed relatively small changes all the years.

Question: what were the households that witnessed relatively small changes all the years?

Answer: households with 1 person

Answer: households with 3 or more persons


households with two persons experienced a relatively larger change all the years.

Question: which kind of households experienced a relatively larger change all the years.

Answer: households with 2 persons


the number of economic families with three or more persons observed little change in each of the years.

Question: the number of which kind of economic families observed little change in each of the years?

Answer: economic families with 3 or more persons

economic families with 3 or more persons


the number of conomic families with two persons experienced consistently downward revisions in all of the years.

Question: the number of which kind of economic families experienced consistently downward revisions in all of the years?

Answer: economic families with 2 persons


the number of persons not in an economic family experienced consistently upward revisions in all of the years.

Question: whose number experienced consistently downward revisions in all of the years?

Answer: persons not in an economic family


approximately 94% nhis respondents who agreed to data sharing and linkage were successfully linked to national mortality data.

Question: what is the percentages of nhis respondents who agreed to data sharing and linkage were successfully linked to national mortality data?

Answer: 93.5


approximately 83% of shes respondents who agreed to data sharing and linkage were successfully linked to national mortality data.

Question: what is the percentages of shes respondents who agreed to data sharing and linkage were successfully linked to national mortality data?

Answer: 83.5


among cchs respondents who successfully linked to national mortality data, 19,227 deaths occurred during 1.8 million person-years of mortality follow-up.

Question: among cchs respondents who successfully linked to national mortality data, how many deaths occurred during 1.8 million person-years of mortality follow-up?

Answer: 19227


among nhis respondents who successfully linked to national mortality data, 6,341 deaths occurred during almost half a million person-years of follow-up.

Question: among nhis respondents who successfully linked to national mortality data,how many deaths occurred during almost half a million person-years of follow-up?

Answer: 6341


among shes respondents who successfully linked to national mortality data, 2,856 deaths occurred during 160,000 person-years of follow-up.

Question: among shes respondents who successfully linked to national mortality data,how many deaths occurred during 160,000 person-years of follow-up.

Answer: 2856


women treated for hypertension were less likely than treated men to be married or living common law, to smoke, to eat fruits or vegetables less than five times per day, to be overweight or obese, or to have diabetes or cardiovascular disease.

Question: list all the risk factors that women treated for hypertension has less than treated men.

Answer: married/common-law

eats fruits or vegetables less than 5 times per day


women treated for hypertension were more likely than treated men to be in the lowest income quintile, to participate in less than 150 minutes per week of mvpa, to have non-hdl cholesterol of 4.3 mmol/l or greater, or to have a family history of high blood pressure or early cardiovascular disease.

Question: list all the risk factors that women treated for hypertensionthan has more than men treated for hypertensionthan.

Answer: less than 150 minutes/week in moderate-to-vigorous physical activity

less than 150 minutes/week in moderate-to-vigorous physical activity


women treated for hypertension were more likely to report using diuretics and nsaids than treated men.

Question: what types of medication were women treated for hypertension more likely to report using than treated men?

Answer: diuretic

non-steroidal anti-inflammatory and antirheumatic


women treated for hypertension were less likely to report using agents acting on the renin-angiotensin system or beta blockers than treated men.

Question: what types of medication were women treated for hypertension less likely to report using than treated men?

Answer: agent acting on renin-angiotension system

Answer: beta-blocker

agent acting on renin-angiotension system


along with league, barnsley f.c. also competed in the fa cup, league cup and league trophy.

Question: along with league, what are the other games that barnsley f.c. compete in?

Answer: fa cup

Answer: league trophy

Answer: league cup


in the 2018-19 season, norwich city f.c. participated in the championship, fa cup and efl cup.

Question: in the 2018-19 season, which games did norwich city f.c. participate in?

Answer: championship

Answer: fa cup

Answer: efl cup


according to the 2017 csd,over 772,000 employees with disabilities aged 25 to 64 years required at least one workplace accomodations.

Question: according to the 2017 csd,how many employees with disabilities aged 25 to 64 years required at least one workplace accomodations?

Answer: 772110.0


according to the 2017 csd, employees with disabilities aged 25 to 64 years required at least one workplace accomodations represented 37% of employed persons with disabilities in canada.

Question: according to the 2017 csd, how much does employees with disabilities aged 25 to 64 years required at least one workplace accomodations account for the number of disabled employees in canada?

Answer: 37.3


the most frequently required wpa was flexible work schedules in the form of modified hours or days or reduced work hours.

Question: what was the most frequently required wpa?

Answer: 19


the need of modified hours or days or reduced work hours was met for 74% of employees who required it.

Question: the need of modified hours or days or reduced work hours was met for how many percent of employees who required it?

Answer: 73.7


a computer or tablet with specialized software was one of the least likely wpa to be made available to employees who required it .

Question: what was one of the least likely wpa to be made available to employees who required it?

Answer: 44.5

computer, laptop or tablet with specialized software


male employees were more likely to require only one wpa.

Question: which sex were more likely to require only one wpa, male or female?

Answer: 51.8


employees who had a "less severe" disability were more likely to require only one wpa.

Question: employees with which kind of severity of disability were more likely to require only one wpa?

Answer: 52.3


employees who had just one disability type were more likely to require only one wpa.

Question: employees with how many disability types were more likely to require only one wpa?

Answer: 56.3


employees who were in trades and manufacturing or sales and customer service occupations were more likely to require only one wpa.

Question: what were the occupations of employees who were more likely to require only one wpa?

Answer: 57.7

Answer: 50.4

trades, transportation, natural resources, manufacturing, utilities, and related


women were more likely to require three or more wpa than men.

Question: which sex were more likely to require three or more wpa?

Answer: women


employees with "more severe" were more likely to require three or more wpa, relative to their counterparts.

Question: employees with which kind of severity of disability were more likely to require three or more wpa?

Answer: more severe


employees with four or more disability types were more likely to require three or more wpa relative to their counterparts.

Question: employees with how many disability types were more likely to require three or more wpa ?

Answer: 41.7


second generation women had higher university completion rates than men in all groups.

Question: which sex in second generation had higher university completion rates in all groups?

Answer: women


about 40% or more of second generation chinese, koreans, japanese, and south asians worked in high-skill occupations in ovserved share.

Question: list all the second generation groups that have high-skill occupations proportion larger than 40% in ovserved share.

Answer: chinese

Answer: korean

Answer: japanese

Answer: south asian


about 20% men among third-plus generation whites worked in high-skill occupations ,according to ovserved share.

Question: what was the percent of men among third-plus generation whites that worked in high-skill occupations, according to ovserved share?

Answer: 19.9


31% women among third-plus generation whites worked in high-skill occupations according to ovserved share.

Question: what was the percent of women among third-plus generation whites that worked in high-skill occupations, according to ovserved share?

Answer: 31


second generation west asians or arabs, southeast asians, filipinos and whites were also more likely to work in high-skill occupations than third-plus generation whites.

Question: which second generations are more likely to work in high-skill occupations than third-plus generation?

Answer: filipino

Answer: southeast asian

Answer: west asian/arab

Answer: white


the shares of second generation latin americans and blacks working in high-skill occupations were similar to or smaller than those of third-plus generation whites.

Question: which second generations are similar or smaller than third-plus generation whites?

Answer: black

Answer: latin american


there were 179 passengers and crew on the singapore airlines flight 006 aircraft.

Question: how many passengers and crew were on the singapore airlines flight 006 aircraft?

Answer: 179.0


jack del rio finished his career with 160 game appearances.

Question: how many games appearances did jack del rio finish his career with?

Answer: 160.0


brown finished the 2015 nfl season with 11 receptions.

Question: how many receptions did brown finish the 2015 nfl season with?

Answer: 11.0


among men, chinese, south asians, koreans, and japanese earned more than third-plus generation white men by ovserved.

Question: list all the second generation minority groups that earned more than third-plus generation white men by ovserved.

Answer: south asian

Answer: chinese

Answer: korean

Answer: japanese


among men, blacks, filipino, southeast asian, west asian/arab, latin american, earned less than third-plus generation white men by ovserved.

Question: list all the second generation minority groups that earned less than third-plus generation white men by ovserved.

Answer: black

Answer: filipino

Answer: southeast asian

Answer: west asian/arab

Answer: latin american


second generation black and latin american men had the lowest earnings by ovserved.

Question: which two second generation gtoups men had the lowest earnings by ovserved?

Answer: black

Answer: latin american


chinese women earned about 30% more than white women of the third-plus generation by ovserved.

Question: how much more did chinese women earn than white women of the third-plus generation by ovserved?

Answer: 0.317241


korean women earned about 30% more than white women of the third-plus generation by ovserved.

Question: how much more did koreanwomen earn than white women of the third-plus generation by ovserved?

Answer: 0.28046


second generation chinese women had higher earnings than third-plus generation white women after asjustment.

Question: what is the proportion second generation chinese women have earnings higher than third-plus generation white women after asjustment?

Answer: 0.098434


in 2014, 5.5% of canadians aged 25 or older-1.3 million―reported one or more of the three mups conditions.

Question: in 2014, how many percent of canadians aged 25 or older-1.3 million―reported one or more of the three mups conditions?

Answer: 5.5


in 2014, 1.6% canadians aged 25 or older reported chronic fatigue syndrome.

Question: in 2014, how many percent of canadians aged 25 or older reported chronic fatigue syndrome?

Answer: 1.6


in 2014, 2.0% canadians aged 25 or older reported fibromyalgia.

Question: in 2014, how many percent of canadians aged 25 or older reported chronic fatigue syndrome?

Answer: 2


in 2014, 2.7% canadians aged 25 or older reported multiple chemical sensitivity.

Question: in 2014, how many percent of canadians aged 25 or older reported multiple chemical sensitivity?

Answer: 2.7


in 2014, among canadian aged 25 or older, women were more than twice as likely as men to report each disorder.

Question: in 2014, among canadian aged 25 or older, how many times were women more likely to report each disease than men?

Answer: 2.516129


the overall prevalence of mups was lower among 25- to 44-year-olds than among older age groups.

Question: what is the age group with the lowest overall prevalence of mups?

Answer: 25 to 44


individuals without postsecondary graduation were more likely than those with a postsecondary diploma or degree to have chronic fatigue syndrome.

Question: which education level is more likely to have chronic fatigue syndrome, individuals without postsecondary graduation or those with a postsecondary diploma or degree?

Answer: less than postsecondary graduation


individuals without postsecondary graduation were more likely than those with a postsecondary diploma or degree to have fibromyalgia.

Question: which education level is more likely to have fibromyalgia, individuals without postsecondary graduation or those with a postsecondary diploma or degree?

Answer: less than postsecondary graduation


3.3% of people in the lowest household income quintile had chronic fatigue syndrome.

Question: what was the percent of people in the lowest household income quintile that had chronic fatigue syndrome?

Answer: 3.3


0.7% of people in the highest income quintile had chronic fatigue syndrome.

Question: what was the percent of people in the highest income quintile had chronic fatigue syndrome?

Answer: 0.7


divorced/separated/widowed individuals were almost twice as likely as those who were married/common-law to report mups.

Question: how likely were divorced/separated/widowed individuals to report mups then those who were married/common-law ?

Answer: 1.895833


white canadians were more likely to report fibromyalgia than their non-white counterparts.

Question: which race is more likely to report fibromyalgia, white canadians or non-white?

Answer: white


asmrs were highest among those in the lowest income quintile for men in 1991.

Question: among which income quintile were asmrs highest for men across in 1991?

Answer: q1


asmrs were highest among those in the lowest income quintile for men in 1996.

Question: among which income quintile were asmrs highest for men across in 1996?

Answer: q1


asmrs were highest among those in the lowest income quintile for men in 2001.

Question: among which income quintile were asmrs highest for men across in 2001?

Answer: q1


asmrs were highest among those in the lowest income quintile for men in 2006.

Question: among which income quintile were asmrs highest for men across in 2006?

Answer: q1


asmrs were highest among those in the lowest income quintile for men in 2011.

Question: among which income quintile were asmrs highest for men across in 2011?

Answer: q1


asmrs were highest among those in the lowest income quintile for women in 1991.

Question: among which income quintile were asmrs highest for women across in 1991?

Answer: q1


asmrs were highest among those in the lowest income quintile for women in 1996.

Question: among which income quintile were asmrs highest for women across in 1996?

Answer: q1


asmrs were highest among those in the lowest income quintile for women in 2001.

Question: among which income quintile were asmrs highest for women across in 2001?

Answer: q1


asmrs were highest among those in the lowest income quintile for women in 2006.

Question: among which income quintile were asmrs highest for women across in 2006?

Answer: q1


asmrs were highest among those in the lowest income quintile for women in 2011.

Question: among which income quintile were asmrs highest for women across in 2011?

Answer: q1


the rates of homeownership among resettled refugee families in toronto are lower than among canadian-born families.

Question: which group has the lower rates of homeownership in toronto, resettled refugee families or canadian-born families?

Answer: resettled refugees


the rates of homeownership among resettled refugee families in vancouver are lower than among canadian-born families.

Question: which group has the lower rates of homeownership in vancouver, resettled refugee families or canadian-born families?

Answer: resettled refugees


in vancouver, 50% of refugee families owned residential property in 2016.

Question: what was the percentage of refugee families that owned residential property in vancouver in 2016?

Answer: 50


in vancouver, compared to 61% of canadian-born families owned residential property in 2016.

Question: what was the percentage of canadian-born families that owned residential property in vancouver in 2016?

Answer: 60.5


in toronto , 59% of refugee families owned residential property in 2016.

Question: what was the percentage of refugee families that owned residential property in toronto in 2016?

Answer: 59.4


in toronto , 65% of canadian-born families owned residential property in 2016.

Question: what was the percentage of canadian-born families that owned residential property in toronto in 2016?

Answer: 65.1


in toronto, rates of homeownership among refugee families with income level of less than $25,000 are higher than those among canadian-born families with similar income levels.

Question: in toronto, which group has higher rates of homeownership with income level of less than $25,000, among refugee families or canadian-born families?

Answer: resettled refugees


in toronto, rates of homeownership among refugee families with income level of $25,000 to $44,999 are higher than those among canadian-born families with similar income levels.

Question: in toronto, which group has higher rates of homeownership with income level of $25,000 to $44,999, among refugee families or canadian-born families?

Answer: resettled refugees


in toronto, rates of homeownership among refugee families with income level of $45,000 to $64,999 are higher than those among canadian-born families with similar income levels.

Question: in toronto, which group has higher rates of homeownership with income level of $45,000 to $64,999, among refugee families or canadian-born families?

Answer: resettled refugees


in toronto, rates of homeownership among refugee families with income level of $65,000 or more are higher than those among canadian-born families with similar income levels.

Question: in toronto, which group has higher rates of homeownership with income level of $65,000 or more, among refugee families or canadian-born families?

Answer: resettled refugees


Question: in 2014, how many receptions did cooper have?

Answer: 124.0


stefan moore joined st neots town in the united counties league premier division in 2010-11.

Question: which club did stefan moore join in the united counties league premier division in 2010-11?

Answer: st neots town


arminia bielefeld finished the 1999-2000 season in 17th place.

Question: which club finished the 1999-2000 season in 17th place?

Answer: arminia bielefeld


gezim shalaj moved on to swiss challenge league side kriens for the 2009-10 season.

Question: which club did gezim shalaj move on to swiss challenge league for the 2009-10 season?

Answer: kriens


in 2014, the total violent victimization rates outside the cmas and cas were similar to those of the cmas.

Question: in 2014, what the total violent victimization rates outside the cmas and cas compare to those of the cmas?

Answer: 81.0


among the cmas with a releasable violent victimization rate, halifax recorded the highest rate.

Question: among the cmas with a releasable violent victimization rate, which area recorded the highest rate?

Answer: 129


among the cmas with a releasable violent victimization rate, winnipeg had second highest rate.

Question: among the cmas with a releasable violent victimization rate, which area had the second highest rate?

Answer: 118


the rate of household victimization in the cmas was relatively similar to that recorded in the cas.

Question: what was the rate of household victimization in the cmas compare to that recorded in the cas?

Answer: 152


in 2014, women recorded a higher violent victimization rate of 85 incidents per 1,000 women than men of 67 per 1,000.

Question: in 2014, which gender record a higher violent victimization, women or men?

Answer: female


people who stated that they used drugs during the month preceding the survey recorded a rate of victimization more than four times higher than non-users.

Question: how many times was the victimization rate of people who stated that they used drugs during the month preceding the survey than non-users?

Answer: 4.129032


the rate of violent victimization was 436 incidents per 1,000 population among people who reported using cannabis daily.

Question: what was the rate of violent victimization among people who reported using cannabis daily?

Answer: 436.0


the rate of violent victimization was 610 incidents per 1,000 population among people who used drugs other than cannabis.

Question: what was the rate of violent victimization among people who used drugs other than cannabis?

Answer: 610.0


people drinking episode-that is, at least five alcoholic drinks on a single occasion-during the month preceding the survey recorded a violent victimization rate more than twice as high as those who did not do so.

Question: how many times was the victimization rate of people drinking episode-that is, at least five alcoholic drinks on a single occasion- during the month preceding the survey more than those who did not do so?

Answer: 2.189655

5 or more alcoholic drinks in one sitting (binge drinking) during the month preceding the survey


people who drink alcohol frequently but not to the extent that their consumption would be considered binge drinking did not report higher than average rates of violent victimization.

Question: did people who drink alcohol frequently but not to the extent that their consumption would be considered binge drinking report higher than average rates of violent victimization?

Answer: none


people who reported more than 20 evening activities per month recorded a rate of victimization about four times that of people who never went out in the evening.

Question: how many times was the victimization rate of people who reported more than 20 evening activities per month more than that of people who never went out in the evening?

Answer: 1.831169


people who experienced child maltreatment recorded a rate of violent victimization more than double that of people who did not experience such abuse.

Question: how many times was the violent victimization rate of people who experienced child maltreatment more than that of people who did not experience such abuse?

Answer: 2.272727


people who had been homeless at some point in their lifetime reported a victimization rate five times higher than people who had never been homeless.

Question: how many times was the victimization rate of people who had been homeless at some point in their lifetime more than people who had never been homeless?

Answer: 5.966667


in 2014, the rates of violent victimization among people who considered their neighbourhood a place where people help each other were lower than that among people who believed the opposite.

Question: which group has a higher rate of violent victimization, people who have social disorder in the neighbourhood or not?

Answer: yes


thefts of personal property were brought to the attention of the police in almost one-third of cases in 2014.

Question: how many per cent of the thefts of personal property were brought to the attention of the police in 2014?

Answer: 29


the proportion of incidents reported to police in 2014 was slightly lower than that recorded in 2004.

Question: what was the proportion of incidents reported to police in 2004?

Answer: 34


the proportion of incidents reported to police in 2014 was slightly lower than that recorded in 2004.

Question: what was the proportion of incidents reported to police in 2014?

Answer: 31


at ages 0 to 9, the overall hospitalization rate foe first nations children living on reserve was 1.8 times that for non-aboriginal children.

Question: at ages 0 to 9, how many times the overall hospitalization rate for first nations children living on reserve was that for non-aboriginal children ?

Answer: 1.75523


at ages 0 to 9, the overall hospitalization rate for first nations living off reserve was 1.4 times that for non-aboriginal children.

Question: at ages 0 to 9, how many times the overall hospitalization rate for first nations living off reserve was that for non-aboriginal children ?

Answer: 1.351464


at ages 0 to 9, the overall hospitalization rate for metis was 1.3 times that for non-aboriginal children.

Question: at ages 0 to 9, how many times the overall hospitalization rate for metis was that for non-aboriginal children ?

Answer: 1.34728


at ages 0 to 9, the overall hospitalization rate for inuit in inuit nunangat was 1.4 times that for non-aboriginal children.

Question: at ages 0 to 9, how many times the overall hospitalization rate for inuit in inuit nunangat was that for non-aboriginal children ?

Answer: 1.393305


among 10- to 19-year-olds, the overall hospitalization rate (including births) was highest for inuit in inuit nunangat.

Question: among 10- to 19-year-olds, which group had the highest overall hospitalization rate (including births)?

Answer: inuit living in inuit nunangat


among 10- to 19-year-olds, the overall hospitalization rate for inuit in inuit nunangat (including births) was 3.8 times that for non-aboriginal youth.

Question: among 10- to 19-year-olds, how many times the overall hospitalization rate for inuit in inuit nunangat was that for non-aboriginal youth ?

Answer: 3.754527


among 10- to 19-year-olds,the overall hospitalization rate for first nations youth living on reserve was 3.6 times that for non-aboriginal youth.

Question: among 10- to 19-year-olds,how many times the overall hospitalization rate for first nations youth living on reserve was that for non-aboriginal youth?

Answer: 3.633803


among 10- to 19-year-olds,the overall hospitalization rate for first nations youth living off reserve was 2.3 times that for non-aboriginal youth.

Question: among 10- to 19-year-olds,how many times the overall hospitalization rate for first nations youth living off reserve was that for non-aboriginal youth?

Answer: 2.275654


among 10- to 19-year-olds,the overall hospitalization rate for metis was 2.0 times that for non-aboriginal youth.

Question: among 10- to 19-year-olds,how many times the overall hospitalization rate for metis was that for non-aboriginal youth?

Answer: 1.965795


when hospitalizations related to births were excluded,overall hospitalization rates at ages 10 to 19 for inuit were 2.6 times higher than those for non-aboriginal youth.

Question: when hospitalizations related to births were excluded, how many times the overall hospitalization rates at ages 10 to 19 for inuit was that for non-aboriginal youth?

Answer: 2.611511


when hospitalizations related to births were excluded, overall hospitalization rates at ages 10 to 19 for first nations living on reserve were 2.5 times higher than those for non-aboriginal youth.

Question: when hospitalizations related to births were excluded, how many times the overall hospitalization rates at ages 10 to 19 for first nations living on reserve was that for non-aboriginal youth?

Answer: 2.539568


when hospitalizations related to births were excluded, overall hospitalization rates at ages 10 to 19 for first nations living off reserve were 1.8 times higher than those for non-aboriginal youth.

Question: when hospitalizations related to births were excluded, how many times the overall hospitalization rates at ages 10 to 19 for first nations living off reserve was that for non-aboriginal youth?

Answer: 1.776978


when hospitalizations related to births were excluded, overall hospitalization rates at ages 10 to 19 for metis were 1.6 times higher than those for non-aboriginal youth.

Question: when hospitalizations related to births were excluded, how many times the overall hospitalization rates at ages 10 to 19 for metis was that for non-aboriginal youth?

Answer: 1.551559


biel's raced in the 800 m, where he finished eighth in heat with a time of 1 minute and 54.67 seconds.

Question: what is the result of biel's raced in the 800 m, where he finished eighth in heat?

Answer: 1:54.67


bailey finished the 100 m in 11.67 seconds during quarterfinal.

Question: what is the result of bailey's 100 m race during quarterfinal?

Answer: 11.67


rever played for atletico mineiro in the 2010 serie a season.

Question: which club did rever play for in the 2010 serie a season?

Answer: atletico mineiro


vince hilaire made 255 league appearances for crystal palace, scoring 29 goals.

Question: which club did vince hilaire join and make 255 league appearances, scoring 29 goals.

Answer: crystal palace


when it came to hunting, fishing or trapping for own use or own family's use, youth and young adults were less likely to participate for this reason than working-age adults.

Question: when it came to hunting, fishing or trapping for own use or own family's use, what was the proportion among youth and young adults?

Answer: 76


when it came to hunting, fishing or trapping for own use or own family's use, youth and young adults were less likely to participate for this reason than older adults.

Question: when it came to hunting, fishing or trapping for own use or own family's use, what was the proportion among working-age adults?

Answer: 86


hunting, fishing or trapping to share with others in the community was significantly more prevalent among unemployed first nations people than those employed.

Question: what was the rate of hunting, fishing or trapping to share with others in the community among unemployed first nations people?

Answer: 58


hunting, fishing or trapping to share with others in the community was significantly more prevalent among unemployed first nations people than those out of the labour force.

Question: what was the rate of hunting, fishing or trapping to share with others in the community among unemployed first nations people out of the labour force?

Answer: 39


hunting, fishing or trapping to share with others in the community was more likely among males than females.

Question: was hunting, fishing or trapping to share with others in the community more likely among males or females?

Answer: males


youth and young adults were less likely to hunt, fish or trap for cultural reasons than core working-age adults.

Question: which group was less likely to hunt, fish or trap for cultural reasons, youth and young adults or core working-age adults?

Answer: 15 to 24 years


youth and young adults were less likely to hunt, fish or trap for cultural reasons than older adults.

Question: which group was less likely to hunt, fish or trap for cultural reasons, youth and young adults or older adults?

Answer: 15 to 24 years


unemployed individuals were more likely to participate in hunting, fishing or trapping for cultural reasons than those who were employed.

Question: which gourp was more likely to participate in hunting, fishing or trapping for cultural reasons, those who were employed or unemployed?

Answer: unemployed


unemployed individuals were more likely to participate in hunting, fishing or trapping for cultural reasons than those who were out-of-the-labour-force.

Question: which gourp was more likely to participate in hunting, fishing or trapping for cultural reasons, those who were out-of-the-labour-force or unemployed?

Answer: unemployed


males were more than twice as likely as females to engage in hunting, fishing or trapping activities for money or to supplement income.

Question: how many times were males as likely as females to engage in hunting, fishing or trapping activities for money or to supplement income?

Answer: 2.5


unemployed individuals were three times as likely as employed individuals to hunt, fish or trap for money or to supplement income.

Question: how many times were unemployed individuals as likely as employed individuals to hunt, fish or trap for money or to supplement income?

Answer: 3


those living in rural areas were more likely to report hunting, fishing or trapping for money or to supplement income than those in urban areas.

Question: which group was more likely to report hunting, fishing or trapping for money or to supplement income, those living in rural areas or urban areas?

Answer: rural


older adults were significantly more likely to hunt, fish or trap at a higher frequency than youth and young adults.

Question: which age group was significantly more likely to hunt, fish or trap at a higher frequency, youth and young adults or older adults?

Answer: 55 years or older

hunted, fished or trapped at least once a week during season


older adults were significantly more likely to hunt, fish or trap at a higher frequency than core working-age adults.

Question: which age group was significantly more likely to hunt, fish or trap at a higher frequency, core working-age adults or older adults?

Answer: 55 years or older


unemployed individuals were more likely to hunt, fish or trap at a higher frequency than those employed.

Question: which age group was significantly more likely to hunt, fish or trap at a higher frequency, unemployed or employed individuals?

Answer: unemployed


out-of-the-labour-force individuals were more likely to hunt, fish or trap at a higher frequency than those employed.

Question: which age group was significantly more likely to hunt, fish or trap at a higher frequency, out-of-the-labour-force or employed individuals?

Answer: out of the labour force


among the age groups, youth and young adults were more likely than older adults to cite time barriers for reasons of not having hunted,fished or trapped.

Question: which age group was more likely to cite time barriers for reasons of not having hunted,fished or trapped, youth and young adults or older adults?

Answer: 15 to 24 years


among the age groups, working-age adults were more likely than older adults to cite time barriers not having hunted, fished or trapped.

Question: which age group was more likely to cite time barriers for reasons of not having hunted,fished or trapped, working-age adults or older adults?

Answer: 25 to 54 years


monetary barriers for not having hunted, fished or trapped of older adults were less prevalent among older adults than core working-age adults.

Question: were monetary barriers for not having hunted, fished or trapped less prevalent among older adults or core working-age adults?

Answer: 55 years or older

not enough money for supplies or equipment


youth and young adults were most likely to indicate they had no one to hunt, fish or trap with than other age groups.

Question: which groups were most likely to indicate they had no one to hunt, fish or trap with than other age groups?

Answer: 15 to 24 years


working-age adults were more likely than older adults to identify location as barrier for not having hunted, fished or trapped.

Question: which age group was more likely to identify location as barrier for not having hunted, fished or trapped, working-age adults or older adults?

Answer: 25 to 54 years


about three in ten reported location as a barrier to not having gathered wild plants or berries.

Question: how many percent of indivicuals reported location as a barrier to not having gathered wild plants or berries.?

Answer: 28.5

reasons for not having gathered wild plants or berries


core working-age adults were more likely than older adults to cite time as a barrier to not having gathered wild plants or berries.

Question: which age group was more likely to cite time as a barrier to not having gathered wild plants or berries, core working-age adults or older adults?

Answer: 25 to 54 years


youth and young adults were more likey to identify ot having someone to teach the skills needed as a barrier to not having gathered wild plants or berries than older adults.

Question: which age group was more likey to identify ot having someone to teach the skills needed as a barrier to not having gathered wild plants or berries, youth and young adults or older adults?

Answer: 15 to 24 years


working-age adults were more likey to identify ot having someone to teach the skills needed as a barrier to not having gathered wild plants or berries than older adults.

Question: which age group was more likey to identify ot having someone to teach the skills needed as a barrier to not having gathered wild plants or berries, working-age adults or older adults?

Answer: 25 to 54 years


urban off-reserve first nations people cited location as a barrier to hunting, fishing or trapping more frequently than those living in rural areas.

Question: which area of off-reserve first nations people cited location as a barrier to hunting, fishing or trapping more frequently, rural areas or urban areas?

Answer: urban

reasons for not having hunted, fished or trapped


urban dwellers were more likely to cite monetary reasons for not hunting, fishing or trapping than rural dwellers.

Question: which area of dwellers were more likely to cite monetary reasons for not hunting, fishing or trapping, rural or urban?

Answer: urban


employed off-reserve first nations people were more likely to face time constraints on hunting, fishing or trapping than unemployed people.

Question: which group of off-reserve first nations people were more likely to face time constraints on hunting, fishing or trapping, employed or unemployed people?

Answer: employed


employed off-reserve first nations people were more likely to face time constraints on hunting, fishing or trapping than out-of-the-labour-force people.

Question: which group of off-reserve first nations people were more likely to face time constraints on hunting, fishing or trapping, employed or out-of-the-labour-force people?

Answer: employed


unemployed people were more likely to cite not having enough money for equipment or supplies as the reason for not hunting, fishing or trapping than those employed.

Question: which group of people were more likely to cite not having enough money for equipment or supplies as the reason for not hunting, fishing or trapping, employed people or unemployed people?

Answer: unemployed


unemployed people were more likely to cite not having enough money for equipment or supplies as the reason for not hunting, fishing or trapping than those out of the labour force.

Question: which group of people were more likely to cite not having enough money for equipment or supplies as the reason for not hunting, fishing or trapping, out of the labour force people or unemployed people?

Answer: unemployed


unemployed people were nearly twice as likely to report not having someone to hunt, fish or trap with as a barrier as employed people.

Question: how many times unemployed people were as likely to repoort not having someone to hunt, fish or trap with as a barrier as employed people?

Answer: 1.909091


unemployed people were more likely to cite location as a barrier to hunt, fish or trap than employed people.

Question: which group of people were more likely to cite location as a barrier to hunt, fish or trap, unemployed or employed people?

Answer: unemployed


for gathering wild plants or berries, employed individuals were more likely to say time constraints prevented them from taking part in these activities than the unemployed individuals.

Question: for gathering wild plants or berries, which group of individuals were more likely to say time constraints prevented them from taking part in these activities, the employed individuals or unemployed individuals?

Answer: employed


for gathering wild plants or berries, employed individuals were more likely to say time constraints prevented them from taking part in these activities than the out-of-the-labour-force individuals.

Question: for gathering wild plants or berries, which group of individuals were more likely to say time constraints prevented them from taking part in these activities, the employed individuals or out-of-the-labour-force individuals?

Answer: employed


youth and young adults were less likely to hunt, fish or trap for own use or own family's use than core working-age adults.

Question: which age group was less likely to hunt, fish or trap for own use or own family's use, youth and young adults or core working-age adults?

Answer: 15 to 24 years


youth and young adults were less likely to hunt, fish or trap for own use or own family's use than older adults.

Question: which age group was less likely to hunt, fish or trap for own use or own family's use, youth and young adults or older adults?

Answer: 15 to 24 years


those in rural areas were more likely to hunt, fish or trap for own use or own family's use compared with those in urban areas.

Question: which area of people were more likely to hunt, fish or trap for own use or own family's use, in rural or urban areas?

Answer: rural


unemployed metis were more likely to hunt, fish or trap to share with others in the community than employed metis.

Question: which type of metis were more likely to hunt, fish or trap to share with others in the community, employed or unemployed metis?

Answer: unemployed


metis in rural areas were also more likely to hunt, fish or trap to share with others in the community than those in urban areas.

Question: which type of metis were more likely to hunt, fish or trap to share with others in the community, rural or urban metis?

Answer: rural


youth and young adults were less likely to hunt, fish or trap for cultural reasons than working-age adults.

Question: which age group was less likely to hunt, fish or trap for cultural reasons, youth and young adults or working-age adults?

Answer: 15 to 24 years


youth and young adults were less likely to hunt, fish or trap for cultural reasons than older adults.

Question: which age group was less likely to hunt, fish or trap for cultural reasons, youth and young adults or older adults?

Answer: 15 to 24 years


metis in rural areas were more likely to hunt, fish or trap for cultural reasons than those in urban areas.

Question: which area of individuals were more likely to hunt, fish or trap to share with others in the community, rural or urban metis?

Answer: rural


metis males were three times as likely to hunt, fish or trap for money or to supplement income as females.

Question: how many times were metis males as likely to hunt, fish or trap for money or to supplement income as females?

Answer: 3


unemployed individuals were also more likely to hunt, fish or trap for money or to supplement income than employed individuals.

Question: which type of individuals were more likely to hunt, fish or trap for money or to supplement income, employed individuals or unemployed individuals?

Answer: unemployed


unemployed individuals were also more likely to hunt, fish or trap for money or to supplement income than out-of-the-labour-force individuals.

Question: which type of individuals were more likely to hunt, fish or trap for money or to supplement income, out-of-the-labour-force individuals or unemployed individuals?

Answer: unemployed


metis in rural areas were more likely to hunt, fish or trap for money or to supplement income than those in urban areas.

Question: which area of metis were more likely to hunt, fish or trap for money or to supplement income, in rural or urban areas?

Answer: rural


males were more likely to hunt, fish or trap at a higher frequency than females.

Question: which sex was more likely to hunt, fish or trap at a higher frequency, male or female?

Answer: males


older adults were significantly more likely to hunt, fish or trap at a higher frequency than youth and young adults.

Question: which age group of adults were significantly more likely to hunt, fish or trap at a higher frequency, youth and young adults or older adults?

Answer: 55 years or older


older adults were significantly more likely to hunt, fish or trap at a higher frequency than core working-age adults.

Question: which age group of adults were significantly more likely to hunt, fish or trap at a higher frequency, core working-age adults or older adults?

Answer: 55 years or older


those in rural areas were significantly more likely to hunt, fish or trap at a higher frequency than those in urban areas.

Question: which area of people were significantly more likely to hunt, fish or trap at a higher frequency, among those in rural or urban areas?

Answer: rural


employed metis were more likely to report this barrier than those out of the labour force.

Question: by labour force status,who were most likely to cite time constraints as the reason for not participating?

Answer: employed


unemployed individuals were more likely than employed individuals to cite monetary reasons.

Question: who were more likely to cite monetary reasons,unemployed or employed individuals?

Answer: unemployed

not enough money for supplies or equipment


those not in the labour force were nearly 10 times more likely to cite physical disability as the reason for non-participation than those employed.

Question: what was the multiple relationship between those not in the labour force and those employed who cite physical disability as the reason for non-participation?

Answer: 12


location was cited by a higher proportion of unemployed metis than employed metis.

Question: who cited location as the reason for not having hunted, fished or trapped more,unemployed metis or employed metis?

Answer: unemployed


among urban and rural metis, no significant differences were evident for most reasons with the exception being location.

Question: what were the percentages of urban and rural metis who cited location as the reason for not having hunted, fished or trapped respectively?

Answer: 18.0

Answer: 6.0


about six in ten inuit in inuit nunangat who had hunted, fished or trapped had done so at least once a week.

Question: what was the percentage of inuit nunangat who had hunted, fished or trapped had done so at least once a wee?k.

Answer: 67.0


the prevalence of higher frequency hunting, fishing or trapping was greater among males than females.

Question: who had a higher percentage of higher frequency hunting, fishing or trapping,males or females?

Answer: males


the northampton saints has won the edf energy trophy and the premiership rugby cup.

Question: what competitons did the northampton saints win ?

Answer: edf energy trophy

Answer: premiership rugby cup


in the 2010 season, fitzgerald caught 90 passes for 1,137 yards and six touchdowns.

Question: when did fitzgerald catch 90 passes for 1,137 yards and six touchdowns?

Answer: 2010.0


in the 2014 season, greg jordan joined minnesota united fc of the north american soccer league.

Question: in the 2014 season, which club did greg jordan join in north american soccer league?

Answer: minnesota united


among youth and young adults, and core working-age adults, the leading reasons for not hunting, fishing or trapping were not having enough time.

Question: what were the percentages of the leading reasons for not hunting, fishing or trapping were not having enough time among youth and young adults, and core working-age adults respectively?

Answer: 32.0

Answer: 36.0


among older inuit, time and monetary constraints prevented them from participating.

Question: what were the percentages of older inuit who were prevented from participating for time and monetary constraints respectively?

Answer: 25.0

Answer: 30.0

not enough money for supplies or equipment


for gathering wild plants or berries, the leading reasons among youth and young adults and core working-age adults were not having enough time.

Question: for gathering wild plants or berries, what were the percentages among youth and young adults and core working-age adults of not having enough time as the reason?

Answer: 36.0

Answer: 50.0


in contrast with hunting, fishing or trapping, among older inuit, the leading reason reported of not participating was poor health or disability.

Question: list the leading reason reported of not participating among older inuit.

Answer: physical disability, health or medical reasons

physical disability, health or medical reasons


those with high school or less degree were least likely to be recognized for their work efforts given the low access to performance evaluation.

Question: for education,who were least likely to be recognized for their work efforts given the low access to performance evaluation?

Answer: high school or less


younger workers were more likely to be in a job with irregular work schedules.

Question: for age group,who were most likely to be in a job with irregular work schedules?

Answer: 18 to 29


female workers earned less than their male counterparts in hourly wages.

Question: who earned less in hourly wages,female or male?

Answer: women


benefits ,43% of the sample indicated that their jobs provided none or only one of the seven employment benefits included.

Question: what was the percentage of those who said their jobs provided none or only one of the seven employment benefits included?

Answer: 43.4


the other stand-out dimension is work intensity, where more than 88% of workers reported being in the best category.

Question: what was the percentage of workers reported being in the best category in work intensity dimension?

Answer: 88.3


only about 25% of workers with a high school diploma were predicted to be in class 1, while this was the case for 35% of university graduates, all else being equal.

Question: what were the percentages of workers with a high school diploma predicted to be in class 1 and those university graduates respectively?

Answer: 0.254

Answer: 0.351


the probability of falling into the worst job quality class was as high as 45% for atypical contract workers.

Question: what was the percentage of atypical contract workers falling into the worst job quality class.

Answer: 0.452


the vulnerability of atypical workers is further reinforced by their limited representation in the best class.

Question: what was the percentage of atypical workers in the best class?

Answer: 0.228


among workers in large firms , about 70% were predicted to be in the best- or good-quality classes.

Question: what was the percentage of workers in large firms (with 100 or more employees) predicted to be in the best- or good-quality classes?

Answer: 0.725


the comparable figures for workers in small firms with fewer than 20 employees were 33% in the worst-job class.

Question: what was the percentage of workers in small firms with fewer than 20 employees in the worst-job class?

Answer: 0.333


in total, belichick is a head coach who won in the regular season with 261.

Question: in total, how many games did belichick win in the regular season?

Answer: 261.0


john froggatt scored 45 goals in 215 league games in seven seasons.

Question: how many league games in seve seasons did john froggatt play with 45 goals?

Answer: 215.0


the members are emilio estevez, anthony michael hall, rob lowe, andrew mccarthy, demi moore, judd nelson, molly ringwald, and ally sheedy.

Question: who are the members?

Answer: emilio estevez

Answer: anthony michael hall

Answer: rob lowe

Answer: andrew mccarthy

Answer: demi moore

Answer: judd nelson

Answer: molly ringwald

Answer: ally sheedy


9% of those who had ever witnessed violence involving at least one of their parents when they were under the age of 15 had been a victim of cyberstalking, 10% had been a victim of cyberbullying and 14% experienced both.

Question: what were the percentages of those who had ever witnessed violence involving at least one of their parents when they were under the age of 15 who said they had been a victim of cyberstalking, had been a victim of cyberbullying and experienced both?

Answer: 9.1

Answer: 10.1

Answer: 14.4


the proportions were all at 10% or above for cyberstalking, cyberbullying, or both among those who experienced an assault in childhood.

Question: what were the percentages of those who experienced an assault in childhood who experienced cyberstalking, cyberbullying, or both?

Answer: 10.1

Answer: 9.7

Answer: 10.9


individuals who had been a victim of discrimination in the last five years-they were especially more likely to report that they had experienced both phenomena.

Question: among individuals who had been a victim of discrimination in the last five years,which did they most likely to report that they had experienced?

Answer: cyberbullied and cyberstalked


cyberstalking was particularly associated with a perception of social disorder in the neighbourhood.

Question: what were the percentages of social disorder in the neighbourhood for those who did not experience cyberstalking or cyberbullying?

Answer: 13.8

Answer: 6.8


26% of individuals who were cyberstalked said they had an emotional, psychological or mental health condition.

Question: what was the percentage of individuals who were cyberstalked who said they had an emotional, psychological or mental health condition.

Answer: 26.4

presence of an emotional, psychological or mental health condition


33% of individuals who were cyberbullied said they had an emotional, psychological or mental health condition,and 41% for those who experienced both.

Question: what were the percentages of individuals who were cyberbullied who said they had an emotional, psychological or mental health condition and for those who experienced both respectively?

Answer: 32.8

Answer: 41.3


estimated fourth quarter legal demand is between $816 million and $1,018 million.

Question: what was the range of estimated fourth quarter legal demand?

Answer: 816.0

Answer: 1018.0


expressed at annual rates, allowing for the fact that legalization occurs on october 17 rather than october 1 and ignoring seasonality (which cannot be assessed at this stage), legal spending in the fourth quarter is projected to be between $3,849 million and $4,801 million.

Question: what was the range of annualized projected legal spending?

Answer: 3849.0

Answer: 4801.0


illegal cannabis expenditures in the quarter are estimated to be between $254 million and $317 million.

Question: what was the range of projected illegal spending?

Answer: 254.0

Answer: 317.0


accordingly, total cannabis demand in the fourth quarter is projected to be between $1,069 million and $1,335 million.

Question: what was the range of total projected spending?

Answer: 1069.0

Answer: 1335.0


correlation analyses indicated small but statistically significant associations between bpa concentration and most behavioural outcomes: total behavioural problems ; conduct disorder ; emotion/anxiety ; hyperactivity ; and low prosocial behaviour.

Question: list the behavioural outcomes in the table.

Answer: total behavioural probems

Answer: conduct problems

Answer: emotion/anxiety

Answer: hyperactivity

Answer: low prosocial behaviour

Answer: peer problems


with each twofold increase in urinary bpa concentration, girls had 28% greater odds of hyperactivity, and boys had 24% greater odds of low prosocial behaviour.

Question: what were the greater odds of hyperactivity of girls and the greater odds of low prosocial behaviour of boys respectively?

Answer: 0.28

Answer: 0.24


in the 2009-10 season, zubeyde kaya participated in first league for gazi universitesispor.

Question: in the 2009-10 season, which club did zubeyde kaya participate in first league?

Answer: gazi universitesispor


total annual cannabis consumption is estimated at 84 tonnes of dried product within the pilot area.

Question: what was the estimated number of annual consumption in tonnes(tonnes of dried product)?

Answer: 84.0


total consumption is estimated at 0.37t for cocaine and at 0.31t for methamphetamine.

Question: what were the numbers of annual consumption in tonnes for cocaine and for methamphetamine(t)?

Answer: 0.37

Answer: 0.31


for ontario and manitoba, 97.9% and 95.8% of tumours probabilistically linked to a hin in the respective health insurance registries.

Question: what were the percentages of tumours probabilistically linked to a hin in the respective health insurance registries for ontario and manitoba respectively?

Answer: 97.9

Answer: 95.8


for the 2005-to-2008 period, the percentage of tumours with a valid hin exceeded 98% in ontario and manitoba.

Question: which year did the percentage of tumours with a valid hin exceeded 98% in both ontario and manitoba?

Answer: 2005.0


for provinces submitting day surgeries to the dad, the percentage of prostate cancers linking to at least one dad record ranged from 77.2% to 91.6%.

Question: what was the range of the percentage of prostate cancers linking to at least one dad record?

Answer: 77.2

Answer: 91.6


when the analysis was limited to dad records submitted by acute care institutions, the percentage of prostate cancers was lower, ranging from 58.1% to 65.4%.

Question: what was the range of the percentage of prostate cancers limited to dad records submitted by acute care institutions?

Answer: 58.1

Answer: 65.4


among provinces submitting day surgeries to the dad, the percentage of female breast cancers linking to at least one dad record ranged narrowly from 95.6% to 98.1%.

Question: what was the range of the percentage of female breast cancers linking to at least one dad record?

Answer: 95.6

Answer: 98.1


when the analysis was limited to dad records submitted by acute care institutions, the percentage of female breast cancers varied widely from 56.8% to 93.2%.

Question: what was the range of the percentage of female breast cancers limited to dad records submitted by acute care institutions?

Answer: 56.8

Answer: 93.2


among provinces submitting day surgeries to the dad, the percentage of lung cancers linking to at least one dad record ranged from 92.8% to 96.3%.

Question: what was the range of the percentage of lung cancers linking to at least one dad record?

Answer: 92.8

Answer: 96.3


for female breast cancer,apart from ontario, linkage rates tended to be lower in the 80 or older age range.

Question: for female breast cancer,which province's linkage rates tended to higher in the 80 or older age range?

Answer: ontario


the average number of days alive during follow-up was actually greater for prostate cancers not linking to the dad.

Question: what were the average numbers of days alive during follow-up for prostate cancers not linking to the dad and linked to at least one discharge abstract database record respectively?

Answer: 741.2

Answer: 716.1


compared with breast cancers not linking to a dad record, those that linked were more likely to be histologically confirmed.

Question: for breast cancers,who were more likely to be histologically confirmed,those not linking to a dad record or those that linked ?

Answer: linked to at least one discharge abstract database record during follow-up

linked to at least one discharge abstract database record during follow-up


compared with colorectal cancers not linking to a dad record, those that linked were more likely to be histologically confirmed.

Question: for colorectal cancers,who were more likely to be histologically confirmed ,those not linking to a dad record or those that linked?

Answer: linked to at least one discharge abstract database record during follow-up


compared with lung cancers not linking to a dad record, those that linked were more likely to be histologically confirmed.

Question: for lung cancers ,who were more likely to be histologically confirmed ,those not linking to a dad record or those that linked?

Answer: linked to at least one discharge abstract database record during follow-up


generally, prostate cancers were most likely, and female breast cancers were least likely, to link to an out-of-province hospital admission.

Question: list the cancer which was most likely and least likely to link to an out-of-province hospital admission respectively.

Answer: prostate

Answer: female breast


for prostate cancers, prince edward island had the highest percentage linking to at least one out-of-province admission.

Question: for prostate cancers,which province had the highest percentage linking to at least one out-of-province admission?

Answer: prince edward island

% of linked cancers with at least one out-of-province admission


prostate cancers were least likely to link to at least one dad record with a consistent cancer diagnosis.

Question: list the cancer which was least likely and most likely to link to at least one dad record with a consistent cancer diagnosis respectively.

Answer: prostate

Answer: colorectal


the korean air flight 801 carried 237 passengers and a total of 254 people.

Question: how many passengers did the korean air flight 801 carry?

Answer: 237.0


chris turner played for sunderland in the second division in 1979-80.

Question: which club did chris turner play for sunderland in the second division in 1979-80?

Answer: sunderland


the sundays's first album, reading, writing and arithmetic, was released in 1990, along with their next single "here's where the story ends".

Question: when did the sundays release reading, writing and arithmetic?

Answer: 1990.0


for the period 2014 to 2016, the mean absolute percentage point revision to the annual growth rate of nominal gdp was 0.1 percentage points.

Question: what was the percentage of the mean absolute percentage point revision to the annual growth rate of nominal gdp for the period 2014 to 2016?

Answer: 0.13

mean absolute revision to the growth of annual gdp


gross operating surplus was adjusted upward by $3800 millions for 2014, by $4100 millions for 2015, and by $10500 millions for 2016.

Question: what was the number of gross operating surplus adjusted upward by for 2014,2015 and 2016 respectively?

Answer: 3784.0

Answer: 4057.0

Answer: 10510.0


estimates of gross mixed income were revised up in 2014 and 2015 only.

Question: which year did estimates of gross mixed income revise up?

Answer: 2014.0

Answer: 2015.0


taxes less subsidies on products and imports were revised up by more than $2000 millions in all three years.

Question: what was the number of taxes less subsidies on products and imports revised up by in all three years?

Answer: 2205.0


government final consumption expenditure was revised lower than previously reported in all three years, -$1100 million, -$720 million and -$217 million, respectively.

Question: what was the government final consumption expenditure revised in 2014,2015 and 2016 respectively?

Answer: -1076.0

Answer: -719.0

Answer: -217.0


for business gross fixed capital formation,the revisions for 2014 was +$6300 million, 2015 +$7500 million and 2016, +$4900 million.

Question: what was the number of business gross fixed capital formation revised in 2014,2015 and 2016 respectively?

Answer: 6254.0

Answer: 7531.0

Answer: 4948.0


the estimate of government gross fixed capital formation were revised upwards in 2014 by $590 million.

Question: what was the number of government gross fixed capital formation revised up in 2014?

Answer: 590.0


exports of goods and services were revised up in 2014 by $1400 million.

Question: what was the number of exports of goods and services revised up in 2014?

Answer: 1361.0


imports of goods and services was revised up $3600 million in 2015.

Question: what was the number of imports of goods and services revised up in 2015?

Answer: 3571.0


imports of goods and services was revised up $2800 million in 2016.

Question: what was the number of imports of goods and services revised up in 2016?

Answer: 2795.0


inuit men and women who reported heavy, frequent drinking in the previous year were about twice as likely to have reported suicidal thoughts compared with those who did not.

Question: what was the multiple relationship between inuit men and women who reported heavy, frequent drinking in the previous year and those who did not respectively?

Answer: 2.156863

Answer: 1.883408


inuit men who reported to be in excellent or very good health were less likely to have had lifetime suicidal thoughts than were those who rated their health less favourably.

Question: for inuit men,who were less likely to have had lifetime suicidal thoughts,those who reported to be in excellent or very good health or those who rated their health less favourably?

Answer: yes


metis men who were widowed, divorced or separated as well as those who never married were more likely than those who were married or living in common-law relationships to have reported suicidal thoughts.

Question: among metis men ,which kind of marital status had the lowest possibility to have reported suicidal thoughts?

Answer: married/common-law


metis women with personal or familial residential school experience were more likely than those without such experience to have had suicidal thoughts.

Question: for metis women,who were more likely to have had suicidal thoughts,those with personal or familial residential school experience or those without such experience?

Answer: yes


daily or near daily use in the previous 3 months was reported by 26.4% of nmo users.

Question: what was the percentage of nmo users with daily or near daily use in the previous 3 months ?

Answer: 26.4


for sdmnm users, the breakdown was as follows: 47.2% reported using cannabis daily or near-daily.

Question: what was the percentage of sdmnm users who reported using cannabis daily or near-daily?

Answer: 47.2


daily or near-daily use by nmo users was also more common among males than among females.

Question: who were more common for daily or near-daily use by nmo users,males or females?

Answer: male


more than half of sdmnm users aged 25 to 44 reported using cannabis daily-near daily compared to about one-third of sdmnm users aged 45 or older.

Question: what were the percentages of sdmnm users aged 25 to 44 who reported using cannabis daily-near daily and sdmnm users aged 45 or older respectively?

Answer: 55.3

Answer: 33.7


sophie amiach won the first junior girls doubles at french open in 1981.

Question: when did sophie amiach win the first junior girls doubles at french open?

Answer: 1981.0

france sophie amiach france corinne vanier


the 2001-02 new jersey devils season was the team's 20th season.

Question: which season was the team's 20th season?

Answer: 2001-02


the most common of the five: was having a strong desire or urge to use, which was reported by 14.1% of nmo users and by 22.8% of sdmnm users.

Question: what was the percentage of nmo users who had a strong desire or urge to use cannabis and sdmnm users respectively?

Answer: 14.1

Answer: 22.8

self-defined medical / non-medical (sdmnm) user


close to one in six nmo and sdmnm past-year cannabis users reported using other illicit drugs (e.g., ecstasy, hallucinogens, cocaine) in the previous year.

Question: what was the percentage of nmo and sdmnm past-year cannabis users who reported using other illicit drugs respectively?

Answer: 17.4

Answer: 18.1


nearly half of all sdmnm cannabis users reported using at least one psychoactive medication.

Question: what was the percentage of sdmnm cannabis users who reported using at least one psychoactive medication?

Answer: 47.4


nmo and sdmnm cannabis users were more likely than those who do not use cannabis to admit using these medications for reasons other than the prescribed therapeutic purposes.

Question: who were least likely to admit using these medications for reasons other than the prescribed therapeutic purposes,nmo,sdmnm cannabis users or those who do not use cannabis?

Answer: non-user

used at least one type for non-therapeutic purposes


daily smoking was also considerably more common among cannabis users of any type than among those who did not use cannabis.

Question: who were least likely to report daily cigarette smoking?

Answer: non-user


the hazard rates show that women-owned firms were 14.9% more likely to exit than men-owned firms.

Question: what was the percent difference of hazard rates between women-owned firms and men-owned firms?

Answer: 0.149


almost half met the screen-time recommendation.

Question: what was the percentage of children aged 5 to 17 who met the screen-time recommendation.

Answer: 49.3


three quarters met the sleep recommendation.

Question: what was the percentage of children aged 5 to 17 who met the sleep recommendation?

Answer: 75.3


children aged 5 to 11 were more likely than 12- to 17-year-olds to meet the recommendations for mvpa.

Question: which age group were more likely to meet the recommendations for mvpa?

Answer: ages 5 to 11


the percentage of boys meeting the mvpa recommendation was almost double that of girls: 46.8% versus 24.6%.

Question: what was the percentage of boys and girls meeting the mvpa recommendation respectively?

Answer: 46.8

Answer: 24.6


differences between boys and girls were significant at ages 5 to 11 for mvpa.

Question: what was the percentage of boys and girls aged 5 to 11 meeting the mvpa recommendation respectively?

Answer: 59.6

Answer: 35.0


among youth (but not children), the percentage of girls meeting the screen-time recommendation was higher than the percentage of boys: 32.8% versus 23.6%.

Question: among youth (but not children,aged 12 to 17),who had a higher percentage of meeting the screen-time recommendation,boys or girls?

Answer: girls


overall, 17.5% of children and youth met all three recommendations.

Question: what percentage of children aged 5 to 17 meet all the three recommendations?

Answer: 17.5


the percentage of children and youth who met all three recommendations was significantly higher at ages 5 to 11 than at ages 12 to 17.

Question: what percentage of children who met all three recommendations?

Answer: 29.6


the percentage of children and youth who met all three recommendations was significantly higher at ages 5 to 11 than at ages 12 to 17.

Question: what percentage of youth who met all three recommendations?

Answer: 5.5


this difference between age groups was apparent among boys and among girls.

Question: what is the percentage of boys in 5-11 years old who met three recommendations?

Answer: 37.3


this difference between age groups was apparent among boys and among girls.

Question: what is the percentage of boys in 12-17 years old who met three recommendations?

Answer: 8.7


this difference between age groups was apparent among boys and among girls.

Question: what is the percentage of girls in 5-11 years old who met three recommendations?

Answer: 21.6


this difference between age groups was apparent among boys and among girls.

Question: what is the percentage of girls in 12-17 years old who met three recommendations?

Answer: 2.0


more than one-fifth of 5- to 17- years-old boys met all three recommendations, compared with 11.8% of 5- to 17- years-old girls.

Question: what is the percentage of 5- to 17- years-old boys who met all three recommendations?

Answer: 22.9


more than one-fifth of 5- to 17- years-old boys met all three recommendations, compared with 11.8% of 5- to 17- years-old girls.

Question: what is the percentage of 5- to 17- years-old girls who met all three recommendations?

Answer: 11.8


more than one in ten children and youth did not meet any of the recommendations.

Question: what is the percentage of children and youth who did not meet any of the recommendations?

Answer: 10.7