Sentence examples for forced delivery from inspiring English sources

There were no significant differences in HMGB1 level related to mode of delivery, but the concentration was significantly increased in cases delivered by emergency cesarean section or vacuum extraction for forced delivery.

Alternatively, the capacity of low-dose sunitinib photoactivation as a means of induced vascular leakage and forced delivery of drugs into tumors may also be considered for therapeutic approaches in the clinic.

The third of nine children, he opted for gynaecology early in his career after seeing the pain endured in childbirth – especially forced deliveries due to the lack of availability of Caesarean sections – by rural Congolese women.

This, he believed, would free the peasants from servility to their "feudal" rulers and from the burden of forced deliveries to the Dutch and allow them to expand their production under the stimulus of ordinary economic motives.

In theory, forced deliveries were thought of as a form of trade in which goods were exchanged, but they were, in fact, as the British scholar J.S. Furnivall described it, "tribute disguised as trade," while contingencies were "tribute undisguised".

Contingencies constituted a form of tax payable in kind in areas under the direct control of the company; forced deliveries consisted of produce that local cultivators were compelled to grow and sell to the company at a set price.

The guidelines of the revised Specification No. 32 yielded deactivation data with regard to force delivery and provided comparisons of the wire designs tested.

As noted in the MX configuration section, if you use another host to queue your mail until you connect, you will have to force delivery of mail queued on the secondary mail server.

This year's record-breaking temperatures have robbed the Arctic of its winter, sending snowmobilers plunging through thin ice into freezing rivers and forcing deliveries of snow to the starting line of Alaska's legendary Iditarod dogsledding race.

His opponents accused him of kowtowing to the west, notably when he forced the delivery of Milosevic to the Hague.

The resulting war of attrition has forced food delivery services in other markets to withdraw or consolidate.