Sentence examples for labor measurements from inspiring English sources

It started last year with environmental goals, but the new version due this fall will include social and labor measurements.

This study uses a nationally representative survey to analyze a key survey design decision in child labor measurement: self-reporting versus proxy interviewing.

If the amount of cervical collagen plays a role in cervical insufficiency and in success of or length of induction of labor, then measurements of cervical collagen may provide an objective means of establishing the diagnosis or prognosis.

Sparse data is common for databases that contain labor intensive measurements, and standardization allows global analysis approaches to be applied to incomplete biological databases.

Future prospective studies should evaluate the utility of pre-induction or early labor ultrasound measurements of FHC in predicting risk of operative delivery to address the public health question of whether screening programs using FHC as a predictor for operative delivery should target limited resources to younger nulliparae.

That kind of literalism struck many critics as contrived, but the finalists in the memorial competition have supplemented his labor of measurement with great vigor.

Thirdly, neither arterial cannulation nor labor-intensive measurements of labeled metabolites are required.

Because the effects of antioxidants can be additive and measuring individual antioxidants separately is time consuming and labor intensive, a measurement of the combined activities of all antioxidants or the total antioxidant status (TAS) is often used to estimate the overall antioxidative status (Erel 2004).

Traditional production methods for complex objects rely on labor-intensive direct measurements with calipers or rulers and the translation of that data into CAD/3D reconstruction software.

The developed 'component index' (Jalali, 2007) is difficult to implement in practice as it depends heavily on the use of detailed spreadsheets and labor-intensive manual measurements and updating (Cheng, et al., 2013).

As such, the time and labor required for measurement remain relatively constant, regardless of the number of aptamer candidates being interrogated.