Sentence examples for labor induced from inspiring English sources

She could have active labor induced with Pitocin.

In the study, 44 percent of the women who were trying vaginal delivery had their labor induced.

A young woman employee who had just gone on maternity leave decided that if her health insurance would run out on Monday she'd better have her labor induced on Sunday.

Mothers who gave birth at home were less likely to have their labor induced or to have an assisted delivery, and home births attended by certified nurse-midwives had neonatal complication rates not significantly different from hospital births.

On a typical morning, a mother in one room might be pushing; in another, a mother might be having her labor induced with medication; in still another, a mother might be just waiting, her cervix only partially dilated and the baby still high.

Hlavac has plenty of reason to celebrate: his pregnant wife, Marika, is scheduled to have her labor induced today and his three-goal performance came on a fitting night -- a cap giveaway promotion in which many of the hats wound up on the ice.

They find that coercion depresses the effective wages of unskilled labor, inducing more schooling than in the case without coercion.

It has been shown that normal labor induces immune stimulation in mothers and neonates including a higher production of TNF-α [ 33].

The study did not distinguish between labors induced for medical reasons and those induced for convenience.

Information on onset of labor was categorized into spontaneous onset of labor and induced labor, the latter including vaginally induced labor and planned cesarean delivery, based on the information routinely collected by the midwife at delivery.

One reason for these discrepancies may be our strict definition of preterm birth to include only those subjects with a preterm birth after spontaneous labor or induced labor due to preterm premature rupture of membranes.