Sentence examples for characteristic of labour from inspiring English sources

The move to cities prompted by industrialisation made widespread the system of private employment, and hence unemployment became characteristic of labour markets.

Dolado et al. (2002) analyze the causes and characteristics of labour market duality in Spain.

In terms of characteristics of labour, 10 were spontaneous with 11 births by caesarean section.

The characteristics of labour in the three groups were all found to be significantly different.

There were no other significant differences in characteristics of labour and maternal and neonatal outcomes between the two study groups (table 5).

In women who actually received analgesia, the only significant difference in characteristics of labour and maternal and neonatal outcomes was a shorter duration of second stage of labour in women randomised to remifentanil (median duration 25, interquartile range 11-51, minutes) compared with epidural analgesia (34, 15-60; P=0.01).

The great socialist historian saw their "exaggerated discretion" as the characteristic failing of Labour governments.As you might expect, this column does not share Tawney's disappointment.

This particular brand of Euro-ambivalence was a defining characteristic of New Labour's approach to the EU question.

A characteristic of all labour is that it uses time, in the specific sense that it consumes some part of the short days and years of human life.

Multivariable logistic regression was used to examine the medical and obstetric complications (gestational diabetes, gestational hypertension, pre-eclampsia, etc)., labour characteristics (onset of labour and method of delivery), maternal outcomes (admission to ICU or HDU) and perinatal outcomes (birthweight ≥4 500 g, admission to NICU, and need for transfer).

The characteristics of the labour force have reflected these transitions in the economy and its regulation.