The phrase "as labor progresses" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to indicate the ongoing development or changes that occur during the course of work or a project.
Example: "As labor progresses, we will need to reassess our strategies to ensure we meet our deadlines."
Alternatives: "as work advances" or "as the project unfolds".
The computer-integrated patient-controlled epidural analgesia (CIPCEA) system can automatically adjust the background infusion rate during combined spinal-epidural analgesia based on the parturient's need, as labor progresses.
As labor progresses, the initial neutrophil influx may be followed by monocyte recruitment, which is believed to be regulated by IL-6.
The distance between the fundus and the xiphoid will decrease as labor progresses.
The line will move up the natal cleft as labor progresses.
Also they said that the information received during the preparation became meaningful when they put the non-pharmacological techniques into practice during labor and "gained confidence" in their effectiveness as labor progressed.
Reviews on interventions primary looking at other aspects than neonatal outcome such as labor progress will also be included when these interventions can change the outcome of the neonate on the short or long-term.
On the other hand, when you're in true labor, contractions will occur closer together, increase with walking and will last longer each time you have one as the labor progresses.
They recognized there was a gap between some standard labor progress indicators as compared to the mother's actual labor progress.
The following midwife identified a 'good' contraction from her experience, and she identified 'moderate' contractions as the cause of poor labor progress.
Based on analyses of national datasets of the United States, Zhang et al. [ 7], found that infants with birthweight of 4500 4999 g were at significantly increased risks of stillbirth, neonatal mortality (especially because of birth asphyxia), morbidity, and caesarean delivery as a consequence of either slow labor progress or non-reassuring cardiotocography.
At the clinic, Annette's labor progressed rapidly, but her bleeding increased as well.
