Sentence examples for labour method from inspiring English sources

To our knowledge, no validated questionnaires on women's preference of induction of labour method are available.

Outcomes of interest: onset of labour, method of birth, pre-term birth, low birthweight, Apgar score, resuscitation, neonatal hospital admission, perinatal death.

2. To explore the contribution of obstetric risk factors; in particular obstructed labour, method of birth, and degree of perineal trauma, to postpartum health problems, taking into account early pregnancy health status.

Delivery records can also capture supplementary data on the pregnancy and delivery, such as length of gestation, onset of labour, method of delivery and birth weight, for up to 9 babies.

Characteristics of childbirth (such as intended place of birth, length of labour, method of delivery) and of the mother (such as age, parity, level of education, marital status and employment) were controlled for.

If the housing crisis is to be solved, it surely can't be by these rather New Labour methods of shipping white-collar workers into former industrial cities.

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Trade theorists dislike the labour economists' method because, they say, it is not just the number of toys shipped across the border that affects wages in the toy industry.

Developed by Govert van Dam at Leiden University, the urine test device is lightweight and more user-friendly than the laboratory equipment used for the previously common Kato-Katz technique, which was a labour intensive method that relied on having trained technicians, reagents, microscopes and waste-management procedures.

These advances transform chemical denaturation from a labour intensive method into a mainstream tool likely to have widespread impact on multiple applications in academic and commercial arenas.

The watering can is effectively a bucket with a built-in sprinkler and represents an efficient, but labour intensive method for irrigating very small land-holdings.