For the majority of women who participated in this study, particularly the primiparous women and the woman who had achieved a vaginal birth after caesarean (VBAC), they reflected positively upon their experience of labour and vaginal birth, describing the experience as "empowering" and "beautiful" as described in sub theme Achieving a vaginal birth.
The provider-initiated opt-out testing model has been described as successful in achieving higher numbers of individuals to test [ 21, 36- 39].
The results demonstrate that, for these applications, the techniques described in this dissertation achieve near-optimal efficiency on large numbers of processors.
The maximization described in 29 is achieved by exploring discrete value within the two described intervals.
The proposed algorithm, described in Sections 2 4, achieves high quality segmentation results, but its computational complexity is relatively high.
The intervention, which has been described in detail elsewhere, achieved its aims by training Sure Start Children's Centre (SSCC) staff, who work with women and children from disadvantaged families, in behaviour change techniques.
Despite considerable algorithmic advances in the field, none of the prediction tools for PKA-dependent phosphorylation previously described in the literature achieves specificity and sensitivity rates both above 90%.
The Care Group child-survival project described in this paper achieved high levels of regular and frequent peer-to-peer contact with pregnant women and mothers of children 0 23 months old in a challenging environment with high levels of under-5 mortality and malnutrition.
The systems described in this paper achieve a high level of performance through many shared characteristics, including the collection of a broad range of data elements and incorporation of robust quality assurance mechanisms, efficiently facilitated by electronic data collection at the point of care.
Very few qualified people engage in a job search of the type described in this column without achieving their goals, or some satisfactory equivalent of those goals.
