The phrase "abortions compared with" 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 category.
Example: "In the study, abortions compared with other medical procedures revealed significant differences in patient outcomes."
Alternatives: "abortions in relation to" or "abortions versus".
In 1988, as the Soviet years were ending, there were 4.6 million abortions, compared with 1.7 million last year.
Of the girls who became pregnant in the VIP group, 58% had abortions, compared with 60% of girls from the control group.
However, widening access to family planning services helped avert 125,000 maternal deaths last year, compared with 120,000 in 2012, and avert 24m unsafe abortions, compared with 23m in the previous year.
In a 1992 survey of OB-GYNs, 59 percent of those age 65 and older said that they performed abortions, compared with 28 percent of those age 50 and younger.
Provider confidence continues to be associated with abortion provision, with confident providers having nearly four times the odds of providing abortions compared with less confident ones.
The findings show that providers in the treatment group are nearly 16 times as likely to provide safe abortions compared with their peers in Brong Ahafo, and ∼2.5 times as likely compared with providers in the other control group.
In 15 states, both the legislature and the governor are anti-abortion, compared with 10 last year.
Public Policy Institute of California surveys show that only 42percentt of the state's Hispanics favor an unrestricted right to abortion, compared with 67percentt of non-Hispanic whites.
But in a New York Times poll conducted over the summer, 71percentt of Catholics favored some restrictions on abortion, compared with 64percentt of the general public.
Based on the odds ratio, Neospora-seropositive cows were 6.22 times more likely to become pregnant at first AI after abortion compared with their seronegative partners.
The biggest shift is in the state capitols, with 29 governors now considered to be solidly anti-abortion, compared with 21 last year.
