Sentence examples for examination of labor from inspiring English sources

One highlight is Program 5, on Saturday, featuring "In Comparison," an elegantly constructed, wholly mesmerizing 61-minute examination of labor, alienated and otherwise, from the German filmmaker and artist Harun Farocki.

Fourth, this is the first examination of labor market discrimination against ex-offenders in a countrywide field experiment.

Examination of labor in myometrium studies identified 15 genes that were present in 4 or more studies including PTGS2, a cyclooxygenase involved in inflammation and commonly upregulated in myometrium during labor [ 18, 26, 40, 64, 66, 136, 139].

Rabby and Rodgers ([2011]) also find deteriorating wage and employment effects for Arab and Muslim males in their examination of post-9/11 post-9/11ket discrimination.

Yes, a detailed examination of the current labor deal between the owners and the players shows aspects favoring the owners around the top player salary spenders, such as a surcharge system around the luxury-tax threshold; capped spending on international players; and changes to how much is spent on international pros out of Japan and Cuba.

An examination of alternative measures of labor market conditions suggests that the "normal" unemployment rate may have risen as much as 1.7 percentage points to about 6.7%, although much of this increase is likely to prove temporary.

The absence of the woman, where she is seen as passive and the caregiver as in control can be related to the with-institution ideology but is also described in Bergstrom's study [ 25] of vaginal examinations during the second stage of labor, where multiple examinations were performed to teach the woman how to push correctly.

The purpose of this study was to evaluate whether biochemical (fetal fibronectin assay) or biophysical (cervical assessment by transvaginal ultrasound) tests may have more value than digital examination in predicting successful induction of labor at term.

Many hospitals immediately begin physical checks and examinations to determine the progression of labor.

The examination is conducted from the perspective of labor heterogeneity and family joint decision-making, using the rural fixed observation point data from the Ministry of Agriculture of the People's Republic of China.

The second course, taught by Johanna Ransmeier, professor in History, will compare the ways in which imperial projects interfered in the private lives of subjects and citizens across Asia through an examination of different national language policies, labor practices, family life, domestic servitude, food and medicine.