Sentence examples for common in labor from inspiring English sources

In this paper we explore the use of IRT as a direct model for measurement error in cognitive ability in applications common in labor economics.

A large review of studies suggests that a common procedure in labor, intentionally breaking the water, has no effect in reducing the labor time or assuring the baby's health.

Ethnic overtones are common in the labor strife that has troubled Nea Manolada.

The opposition leader Roy Bennett reports that in Mutare Remand Prison rations had been cut to one meal from three, and that many inmates suffer from pellagra, a severe vitamin deficiency that was common in Soviet labor camps.

Microbial invasion of the amniotic cavity (MIAC) is common in early preterm labor and is associated with maternal and neonatal infectious morbidity.

Introducing different migration regimes, they show why "welfare migration" should only prevail in common labor markets without mobility restrictions.

"To effect [woman's] emancipation and make her the equal of man," he wrote in 1919, two years after the Revolution, following the Marxist theories that underlaid Soviet communism, "it is necessary to be socialized and for women to participate in common productive labor.

This sanguine view overlooks the Eichmann-like divisiof of labor common in Qaeda operations.

Generally, penetrating wounds with IOFBs are common in work involving manual labor.

Dystocia, due to ineffective myometrial contractility is much more common in women undergoing induction of labor, although induced labors were specifically excluded from this study in an attempt to compare two homogenous groups.

In a common EU labor market, a reform of national welfare institutions does not only affect the economic outcomes via the local labor market but may also affect the migration incentives for potential workers from other EU countries as the attractiveness of a destination country changes ceteris paribus.