However, life-saving antenatal services, such as antenatal steroids during preterm labor, were provided infrequently (16.1%).
Bioassays are infrequently performed, because they are labor intensive, analysis of the dose response curves generated in the bioassays requires extensive curvefitting statistics based computer analysis, and they are not appropriate for large scale screening and rapid throughput.
Of these 83 cases with abandonment or delays in care, a primary issue was clients who were monitored infrequently or not at all during labor and postpartum (28 cases).
Uterine rupture during labor is another potential complication and is infrequently associated with previous CS.
Along these lines, caregivers, especially those who are moms caring for unaffected family members, infrequently characterize their care providing role as distinct from the labor they perform managing the rest of the household.
The epidemiology of depression is traditionally studied using population-based surveys; however, these can only be conducted infrequently while also covering large geographic areas due to their labor intense and time consuming nature.
These estimates are labor and cost intensive, and therefore have been conducted infrequently (∼5 6 year intervals).
These simulations were conducted to provide scripted instances of mobility activities over a short period of time, making them less labor intensive to manually annotate as compared to non-simulation activities that occur infrequently over long stretches of time.
This infrequently seen Brecht play, now at Performance Space 122, imagines in this incarnation the fights between Christian principles and capitalism, labor and management, rich and poor as back-alley brawls from which there are no easy exits.
Specialists visit Vieques infrequently.
