Questions:

whether more male or female plaques have been erected; 

whether the difference between male and female plaques erected has changed over time.

2 hypothesis:

Hypotheses:

Men have a greater number of plaques per individual.

The disparity between the average number of plaques for male and female individuals narrows over time.

Are these changes directly linked to the availability of funding?
Hypothesis:
First hypothesis: Restoration of funding caused a spike as they cleared up a backlog of applications.

Second hypothesis: The spike in the 1930’s would be lower than the 1950’s because of the 1930’s economic depression and in the 1950’s there was an economic boom. 

Hypothesis 1: The data will show that females have historical been underrepresented when candidates from blue plaques have been selected.

Hypothesis 2: The data will show that in an attempt to reconcile these earlier biases shown on blue plaques by gender there will be a visually dramatic escalation in females being placed on plaques while males candidates will remain constant  in comparison will maintain st.

Hypothesis 3: That when investigating the data on achievements the plaques list Male candidates will be selected for more traditionally valued achievements in professions such as politics or science, and females more Artistic roles such as writers or dancers.

2.       Both men and women above 50 will have increased cholesterol levels, and so have reduced time to hypertension

3.       Men above 50 are more likely than women to have increased cholesterol, and so have a reduced time to hypertension