The phrase "abortions compared to" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing or analyzing the differences or similarities between abortions and another subject or topic.
Example: "The study examined the health outcomes of women who had abortions compared to those who carried their pregnancies to term."
Alternatives: "abortions in relation to" or "abortions versus".
Understanding how contraceptive choices and access differ for women having medication abortions compared to aspiration procedures can help to identify priorities for improved patient-centered postabortion contraceptive care.
Semiquantitative analysis showed that the HPV detection was six-fold higher in the spontaneous abortions compared to elective ones (P < 0.01) [ 26].
In a Danish study, single women were more likely to seek repeat abortions compared to first abortions ones (ORa = 39.1) [ 16].
In addition, majority (59%%) of women seeking PAC had first trimester abortions compared to 41%% who presented for PAC while in their 2nd trimester of pregnancy.
There were no differences in the concentrations of PCBs or pesticides among women reporting one or two prior spontaneous abortions compared to those individuals who had had no spontaneous abortion.
A recent study from Israel suggested that BRCA1/2 mutation carriers might be at increased risk for recurrent spontaneous abortions, compared to non-carrier controls [ 9]; however, this study was relatively small.
And only 13 percent of undecided voters say they are "not sure" about their positions on abortion, compared to 9 percent of voters who have made up their minds.
"Women with the highest exposure potential," the study said, "had a threefold increased risk of spontaneous abortion compared to female employees with no potential for direct exposure to E.G.E".
It also noted the "complexity of women and their circumstances" and suggested that further study was needed to "disentangle confounding factors and establish relative risks of abortion compared to its alternatives".
To determine if obese women experience increased rates of adverse outcomes with moderate intravenous sedation during first trimester surgical abortion compared to normal weight women.
Oral nonsteroidal antiinflammatory medications (NSAIDs) have been shown to reduce pain with first-trimester surgical abortion compared to placebo, but it is unclear if one NSAID is better than another.
