Sentence examples for ou set from inspiring English sources

The OU, set up in 1969, is the largest academic institution in the UK with around 200,000 current students, including more than 15,000 overseas.

IY and OU set up the statistical analysis under the supervision of GM and JS.

On the same program is Merce Cunningham's "Un jour ou deux," set to a score by John Cage.

It is hard not to see this shrinking of local support as a shrinking away from the very students the OU was set up to serve.

But the men who transform innovation into metal, who finished their apprenticeships at John Brown's in 1969 (when the OU was set up) will now be retiring.

Among nulliparous women, younger women appear to benefit more from the reduction in interventions associated with planned birth in a non-OU setting.

At all ages, 'low-risk' women who plan birth in a non-OU setting tend to experience lower intervention rates than comparable women who plan birth in an OU.

However, although the risk of intervention increased with age, at all ages, nulliparous women who planned birth in a non-OU setting had a significantly reduced risk of receiving augmentation or of experiencing an intervention/adverse outcome requiring obstetric care.

For example, 9.8%95%5% CI 8.2%too 11.6%) of multiparous women aged 35 39 who planned birth in an OU received augmentation with syntocinon compared with 1.8%95%5% CI 1.3%to2.5%5%) of women of the same age who planned birth in a non-OU setting.

30 The vast majority of births take place in OUs, 1 6 and in our sample only six OUs (19%) were situated in trusts where more than 10% of births were planned in a non-OU setting, with considerably lower levels of non-OU births in most trusts.

We did find that some variation in intervention rates may be explained by configuration of care: specifically that intervention rates in planned 'low-risk' OU births tend to be higher in OUs situated in trusts where a higher proportion of women planned birth in a non-OU setting (home, FMU or AMU).