The given table illustrates the ratio of women per 100 men from six different regions in two separate years, 1995 and 2005. It can be seen from the table that in four out of the six given countries, the number of females per 100 males experienced a downward trend. However, in Africa and Europe, the number of females per 100 males increased over the period.
The proportion of women in North America decreased from 100. 1 in 1995 to 96. 9 in 2005. Central America and Oceania had similar trends. In both these areas, the number of women per 100 men fell from 100 to 97. 5 and from 103. 9 to 99. 8 respectively. In Asia the figure went down by 0. 4, which is nearly 10 times lesser than that in North America.
In contrast, the population of women witnessed an increase in Europe from 89. 4 in 1995 to 92. 8 in 2005 and the proportion in Africa also went up by 1. 4 in the same period.
Overall, the ratio of men and women changed in all areas. The number of females per 100 males went up in some regions, whereas it came down in others. 
The  
given
 table illustrates the ratio of  
women
 per 100  
men
 from six  
different
 regions in two separate years, 1995 and 2005. It can be  
seen
 from the table that in four out of the six  
given
 countries, the  
number
 of females per 100 males experienced a downward trend.  
However
, in Africa and Europe, the  
number
 of females per 100 males increased over the period.
The proportion of  
women
 in North America decreased from 100. 1 in 1995 to 96. 9 in 2005. Central America and Oceania had similar trends. In both these areas, the  
number
 of  
women
 per 100  
men
 fell from 100 to 97. 5 and from 103. 9 to 99. 8  
respectively
. In Asia the figure went down by 0. 4, which is  
nearly
 10 times lesser than that in North America. 
In contrast
, the population of  
women
 witnessed an increase in Europe from 89. 4 in 1995 to 92. 8 in 2005 and the proportion in Africa  
also
 went up by 1. 4 in the same period. 
Overall
, the ratio of  
men
 and  
women
  changed
 in all areas. The  
number
 of females per 100 males went up in  
some
 regions, whereas it came down in others.