Sentence examples for effects of labour from inspiring English sources
Hence, the aims of this study were to (1) compare the regionalised biochemical changes (apoptosis expression and MMP expression) that occur in the no-labour SCS compared to DS fetal membranes and (2) to characterise the effects of labour by comparing the non-labouring SCS compared to post-labour SOR fetal membranes.
First, there are strong positive impacts of TFP (without and with human capital) on manufacturing employment, as well as ambiguous effects of labour productivity on employment.
As most of the currently detectable effects of Labour policy on poverty rates came through benefit increases, Labour's legacy may prove fragile.
In many countries, both rich and poor, it has started to feel that way.Well before a volcano wreaked havoc with Europe's air transport, travellers across the continent were coping with the effects of labour disputes that had an old-fashioned tinge.
No one can doubt the deep effects of Labour's "reforms" but to maintain that the executive has suffered in the last 12 years is absurd.
Lib Dem spokesmen pointed out that Chote had said the budget was regressive if the effects of Labour's budget in March were stripped out.
Whatever the precise effect of Labour's 50% tax experiment, there is every reason to believe it inhibited overall growth.
And yet Clarke argues that the effect of Labour legislation has been to reduce the power of the executive and diminish parliament.
In other words, the effect of Labour was to halve the rate of improvement of key parts of the NHS, a price paid by NHS patients and the taxpayer.
The aim of this study was to determine normative levels of IL-16 in full term neonates using UCB following uncomplicated deliveries and to examine the effect of labour on cord IL-16 values.
But the main effect of Labour's policy would be to stop landlords imposing hefty rent rises mid-tenancy; the market would still determine starting rents, which might go up to compensate landlords for the loss of flexibility.
