Sentence examples for inducing labor from inspiring English sources

Ms. De la Rosa's doctor said he would wait until Dec. 18 before inducing labor.

The doctors wanted to start treatment right away, and that meant inducing labor to get the baby out.

To minimize those problems, the largest medical provider in Utah, Intermountain Healthcare, now discourages women from electively inducing labor before their 39th week of pregnancy.

And instead of informing the women that inducing labor could protect them, a whistleblower later claimed, hospital staff simply allowed them to miscarry naturally.

"The second shock was finding out the way that they abort," by prematurely inducing labor, which can result in live births.

The new list includes recommendations against inducing labor or performing a Caesarean section before a woman's 39th week of pregnancy, unless it is medically necessary.

We find significance with mixed sign for number of permanent full-time workers and negative inclination for capacity utilization, which points to the fact that the economy has capacities for employment that have not been reached in full yet and are inducing labor-intensive investments seen through reduced capacity utilization which eventually pressures domestic exports (La Porta and Shleifer 2014).

Induced labor is generally faster and more intense than unassisted labor.

So she prevailed on her midwife to induce labor while she still had insurance coverage.

So Ms. Darling asked her midwife to induce labor two days before her health insurance expired.

There are plenty of examples of such care — from induced labor to many lumbar surgeries and cardiac stent procedures.