Sentence examples for need of induction from inspiring English sources

In support of a physiological effect of DHEAS on CR, one study has reported that DHEAS levels are significantly correlated with favourable outcome according to the Bishop score, i.e. higher levels of DHEAS in women with successful (spontaneous) CR compared with women in need of induction of labour (Koyuncu et al., 1995).

Women with GDM are at increased risk of developing pre-eclampsia and have an increased chance of need for induction of labour and caesarean section.

It is stated that ideally this should be performed by the measurement of CRL between 10 and 13+6 weeks which can reduce the need for induction of labour after 41 weeks of gestation.

Breast massage near term can reduce the need of labor induction with likelihood of patient going into spontaneous labor before 41 weeks gestation [ 8].

For women with GDM there is an increased risk of developing pre-eclampsia and an increased need for induction of labour [ 18, 19].

Production of K metabolites is achieved by the flux of Trp down the KP, without the need for induction of any particular enzyme, as long as the enzymes are functionally expressed.

2, 3, 6– 9 Obesity in pregnancy has also been shown to be associated with longer gestation 10 and significantly increased risk of post-term delivery, 11– 14 which contributes to the greater need for induction of labour (IOL) for prolonged pregnancy.

First VRK1 can contribute to maintain a level, albeit low, of p53 molecules in a readiness state so that it can respond immediately to suboptimal DNA damage in a dividing cell, without the need for induction of TP53 gene expression, which requires hours.

The need for induction of labour for medical or obstetric indications will be assessed and determined by the obstetrician caring for the woman.

The need for induction of labour may arise due to a problem in the mother, her fetus or both, and the procedure may be carried out at or before term.

Delivery outcomes were: the need for induction of labour; assistance during labour (ventouse, forceps or both); and caesarean section, while the neonatal outcomes included: shoulder dystocia; hypothermia (axillary temperature <36.5°C); low Apgar score at 1 min (Apgar score ≤5); low Apgar score at 5 min (Apgar score ≤5); and admission to the neonatal unit.