abortion ratio造句

• Abortion ratios in large industrial cities are generally higher compared to small towns and the countryside.
• By 1991, the abortion ratio was 39 abortions per 1, 000 women of reproductive age per year.
• In 1993, the abortion ratio in Italy was 9.8 per 1, 000 live births, less than 1 % ( Table 2 ).
• The abortion ratio also rose slightly, to 314 from 311 for every 1, 000 live births, in part because the number of live births was a little lower.
• Regionally, the highest abortion ratio is in northern and north-western Bohemia due the structure of the population ( in 2002 in Tachov District 31.3 % of abortions were induced ).
• The central and northern regions ( in particular Emilia-Romagna, Liguria and Tuscany ) are characterized by relatively low TFRs ( one lifetime birth per woman ), high abortion rates and elevated abortion ratios.
• While the abortion rate is falling, the abortion ratio of 241 per 1, 000 live births and abortion rate of 15 per 1, 000 women aged 15 44 remain higher than those of most Western nations.
• The overall abortion rate changed from 22 to 11 abortions per 1, 000 women in 1975 and 1995, respectively; and the overall abortion ratio changed from 353 to 289 abortions per 1, 000 live births in the same 20-year period.
• While low levels of fertility can also be found in some of the northwestern regions, abortion rates are moderate in these regions ( 9-12 abortions per 1, 000 ); therefore, abortion ratios in a few of these areas are closer to the national level.