Sentence examples for concentrations of labour from inspiring English sources

Concentrations of labour in the 19th-century also facilitated collective organisation.

For one thing, slum formation in the early Victorian era was determined by mass manufacture, intensive concentrations of labour serving a single industry in a particular town or city.

It was the concentration of industrial labour, and the military hiatus of WW1, that allowed the Russian underclass to achieve critical mass.

The BR-163 hosts what the transport ministry calls "the highest concentration of slave labour in the known world".Most governments since have promised to pave it.

The resolution of this task requires concentration of qualified labour for limited periods of time.

The choice of this country seems rather to reflect a perception of relatively weak immigration controls and decent job opportunities – at least in domestic work, which is marked by high demand and durable concentration of immigrant labour (Ambrosini, 2013).

They possess the concentration of financial and service industries within their spatial boundaries, as well as the concentration of large pools of labour.

Consistent with this thesis, previous studies have shown a positive correlation between cervical collagen concentration and the duration of labour, [ 24, 25].

A comparison between dietary groups at term identified that the HFHC-fed rats had significantly higher concentrations of progesterone than CON (P<0.014; 129.44±5.00 compared with 80.26±12.92 ng/ml; P<0.014); however, upon onset of labour progesterone concentrations were similar in both dietary groups (CON 33.33±2.41 compared with HFHC 35.75±2.33 ng/ml).

Objective To determine longitudinally fetal and maternal blood lactate concentrations during the second stage of labour.

Documented in many animals is a reduction in serum progesterone concentrations prior to the onset of labour [ 16, 19, 20, 30].