Biomedical research n = 543 (%) | Data collection in humans n = 463 (%) | Analysis of human data n = 435 (%) | |
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Age (years) | |||
≤ 29 | 107 (19.7%) | 84 (18.1%) | 77 (17.7%) |
30–39 | 147 (27.1%) | 123 (26.6%) | 129 (29.7%) |
40–49 | 125 (23.0%) | 120 (25.9%) | 120 (27.6%) |
50–59 | 112 (20.6%) | 92 (19.9%) | 74 (17.0%) |
≥ 60 | 51 (9.4%) | 44 (9.5%) | 35 (8.1%) |
Occupation | |||
Researcher | 252 (46.4%) | 262 (56.6%) | 249 (57.2%) |
Researcher and peer reviewer | 97 (17.9%) | 84 (18.1%) | 75 (17.2%) |
Trainee | 67 (12.3%) | 45 (9.7%) | 46 (10.6%) |
Government employee | 61 (11.2%) | 31 (6.7%) | 30 (6.9%) |
Other | 64 (11.8%) | 41 (8.9%) | 35 (8.1%) |
Country | |||
Canada | 440 (81.0%) | 408 (88.1%) | 366 (84.1%) |
USA | 62 (11.4%) | 22 (4.8%) | 32 (7.4%) |
Asia or Europe | 41 (7.6%) | 33 (7.1%) | 37 (8.5%) |