Sentence examples for complicated labour from inspiring English sources

This assumption is reinforced by the fact that vaginal delivery and complicated labour significantly increased the risk of SUI.

SUI was significantly associated with pregnancy, parity, vaginal delivery, complicated labour, diabetes mellitus, chronic cough, constipation and faecal incontinence (p < 0.05).

Complicated labour laws also add to costs.

Complicated labour was associated with UI significantly more, compared to uncomplicated labour.

But second, because – like Miliband – he is a much more complicated Labour figure than his vacuous "Blairite" label suggests.

Today the prospects for survival of babies born prematurely or after a difficult and complicated labour, as well as for neonates (recently born babies) with some physical abnormality, are vastly improved.

Around one in five pregnant women are obese, increasing their risk of miscarriage, stillbirth and neonatal death as well as gestational diabetes, blood clots, pre-eclampsia, more complicated labours and severe bleeding after the birth".

The hospital documented reduced neonatal tetanus cases and earlier arrival of obstructed labour cases at hospital, suggesting complicated labours were being more readily referred.

If Trident becomes the defining issue of the impending Labour leadership contest, that will further complicate Labour's already imperilled chance of winning popular support.

The politics of its citizenry being a majority in its own country is what complicates labour reform that many Qatar's fear would open a Pandora's Box of foreigners demanding more rights that ultimately could threaten Qatari control of their culture, society, and state.

This kind of violation is certainly more complicated for labour inspectors to detect.