Sentence examples for during this labour from inspiring English sources

Even during this Labour government with its extraordinary long period of popularity there have been lost deposits before.

The book Woolf clearly did not have to hand during this labour was Terry's Four Lectures on Shakespeare, edited for posthumous publication in 1932 by her literary assistant Christopher St John (a woman).

Ms. Vandy, who is a Model Mother in her group, points out that it is challenging to sustain exclusive breastfeeding during the rainy season, especially for poor women who must work in the fields during this labour-intensive phase of rice cultivation.

She actually joked about this during the labour, suggesting that we could set up the scene in the nearby birthing pool.

The key components are: assessment of the clinical risk factors for EOGBS, culture-taking during pregnancy and during labour, IAP during labour and treatment of the baby.

While midwives in this study were able to provide one to one support during labour this may not reflect the situation for all midwives at all times providing care in other parts of the NHS in Scotland or elsewhere.

Summary of emotions during labour: This was assessed with the question 'In summary, how were your emotions during delivery' with the response alternatives: 'positive' or 'negative'negative

At the same time, in the group of referrals during labour this proportion is considerably larger than expected (33.7%, 33.3%, 32.3%) (D10).

Equally, in spite of an age-old traditional practice of having a female companion during labour, this type of support did not have the same impact as the husband's company.

However, as set out in this paper, care during labour is and must be an exception to this principle.

Three years after its implementation, a study was conducted (i) to describe selected clinical outcomes of women who received care within this model, (ii) to identify the degree of maternal newborn well-being and (iii) to explore the perception of this humanised attention during labour and delivery by both the professional staff (obstetricians and midwives) and consumers.