A new study suggests several reasons for the nation's rising Caesarean section rate, including the increased use of drugs to induce labor, the tendency to give up on labor too soon and deliver babies surgically instead of waiting for nature to take its course, and the failure to allow women with previous Caesareans to try to give birth vaginally.
The evening's tenor, Robert Brubaker, had the size and the color but labored to suppress tendencies toward sharpness.
"Immigration, water politics, labor patterns, the tendency for California to forget its middle, farm legislation — it all contributes to the downward spiral".
Horn's formulation of the division of labor as a tendency allows for such exceptions, but they are problems for Levinson's M principle if it is to have predictive or explanatory force.
During the first decade of the 20th century, the FVdG was transformed from a localist union federation into a syndicalist labor organization with anarchist tendencies.
Intermediate term, the structure of the American economy shines in comparison with Europe's socialist tendencies, language barriers, labor immobility and labor's high costs and rigidity.
Intermediate term, the structure of the American economy shines in comparison with Europe's socialist tendencies, language barriers, labor immobility and labor's high costs and rigidity despite reform attempts in Germany and France.
Other members "tended to emphasize the changes in business attitudes and expectations, the strength in labor compensation, and the tendency for underlying inflation trends to be subject to considerable momentum that was unlikely to be reversed quickly".
An Odd Love Story The big summer movies, which are arriving with weekly regularity and won't slow down until just before Labor Day, have a tendency to overshadow some of the smaller independent films that struggle to find an audience in the hot months.
This likely reflects the recently documented tendency for labor force re-entrants to report unemployment durations upon re-entry that substantially exceed one month (Elsby et al. 2011).
This study also shows the relations between household hurricane preparedness and household division of labor, and how the tendency of wives to prioritize relational preparedness activities could be an answer to understanding why some quantitative studies show that females have lower preparedness levels than males.
