Since they were not forming or extending their social networks, their lives basically revolved around physical labor routines (paid work and housework) and family affairs.
With Selig Perlman, University of Wisconsin re literary, collective bargaining theories, Railway Labor Act, personal and routine; other routine and personal.
Without undocumented labor performing routine tasks, meals, which factor labor costs into the price, would be more expensive.
Obviously, stem cell researchers have a lot to go through before they will see the fruits of their research labor in routine medical applications.
Consenting women were administered 10 IU oxytocin intramuscularly during the third stage of labor as routine practice at the hospital.
While it has been suggested that oxytocin administration in the third stage during labor is routine in Liberia, it is recommended that provision after a cesarean section should be detailed in national protocols.
The program was implemented at scale in a short period of time, staff were accepting of mentors and the guidance they provided, and mentors demonstrated their ability to increase staff nurses' capacity and confidence in areas such as active management of the third stage of labor and routine administration of vitamin K.
Measurement of the expression level of recombinant proteins in fermentation broth has generally relied on time-consuming and labor-intensive routine assays such as PAGE, western blot, ELISA, and biological activity assay.
In an inpatient setting, Burkhalter and colleagues used DCO to identify deficiencies in the quality of routine labor and delivery care in labor wards in four developing countries [ 14].
Once automation was confined to machines replacing routine labor functions in the manufacturing sector that made scores of low skill labor and low-level management redundant.
