Sentence examples for beginning of labour from inspiring English sources

Misoprostol, administered in prescribed doses either orally or as a vaginal suppository, causes the uterus to contract much as it would at the beginning of labour or during a miscarriage.

"This is the beginning of Labour's long build back to power," said Tony Travers, local government expert at the London School of Economics.

This study was therefore initiated with the principal aim of studying the mRNA expression or secretion of placental cytokines in HIV-1 uninfected women compared to infected women who accepted to take NVP at the beginning of labour for the prevention of MTCT of HIV-1, as was practiced in this country at the time of the study, taking into account P. falciparum infection.

In addition, they should have agreed to take a tablet of nevirapine at the beginning of labour and also a single dose was given to the baby within the first 72 hours of life as practiced in Cameroon at the time of the study.

This is explained by the fact that at the CMA, patients arrive at the beginning of labour.

All women in primary care are visited by their midwife at the beginning of labour, regardless of their planned place of birth.

By 1922, half of the Welsh seats in Westminster were held by Labour politicians, which was the beginning of a Labour hegemony which would dominate Wales into the 21st century.

At the beginning of last year Labour held a nearly 10 point lead in the polls.

When history was written on 1 May 1997, those doing the writing generally looked back to 1994, to the death of John Smith and the beginning of New Labour.

It was the beginning of the Labour party's destructive internal warfare, in which Benn played a leading part and Sedgemore, now regarded as an iconoclastic leftwinger, was a powerful player in the team.

They started from the beginning of actual labour and were asked to report hourly.