Sentence examples for natural labor from inspiring English sources

Labor aided by oxytocin can progress even more quickly than natural labor, especially in first-time mothers.

Self-stimulation can spontaneously spark natural labor transmitters.

For many of my patients, the amount of time spent in the hospital influences their decision to choose induction over waiting for natural labor.

In addition, the increased tendency to induce labor before a woman's due date, for reasons of convenience, has helped push up the Caesarean rate, because induction is more likely than natural labor to fail and result in a Caesarean.

The reported increase, which includes adjustments intended to account for normal seasonal variations, was under the 150,000 threshold of jobs needed for employment to keep pace with natural labor force growth.

I originally had planned a natural labor and enlisted a doula, but after a day and a half of labor, I failed to progress and ended up having a C-section.

Hub facilities are subject to unpredictable disruptions caused by severe weather condition, natural disasters, labor dispute, and vandalism to cite a few.

But its supply chain may have transformed completely due to natural disaster, labor unrest, tariff legislation or currency fluctuation.

Endowment effect these gains result when factors of production (land, natural resources, labor, capital) are reallocated into areas of more efficient production.

As described in the film, wealthy American and European interests exploit natural resources, cheap labor and encourage high taxes on labor in the impoverished nations of South America and Africa even as fat cat capitalists are rewarded with subsidies and opportunistic contracts.

"I'm more interested in reading, and she's interested in writing," Opsal said, "so there was a natural division of labor between us". Project courses like this one, in which students are asked to solve a problem or build a final product, are unusual in the humanities.