Sentence examples for progress labour from inspiring English sources
As the party of progress, Labour must deliver.
At the current rate of progress, Labour says, it would take women more than 60 years to achieve financial equality with men.
If the Tories continue to depict him as the "block to progress", Labour's next leader will always outsmart them and make them look silly.
In an effort to slow its progress, Labour MPs raised a host of related issues at length, including whether residents of Gibraltar and prisoners should be able to vote in a future referendum.
Usual fears and anxieties on the part of the woman can begin to be addressed prior to the onset of labour as we all know that fear and helpful hormones are physiologically not good company in a normally progressing labour.
Uterine contraction before the cervix is ripe is ineffective in progressing labour, and merely reduces blood flow to the baby.
A partograph has clear demarcations which, if arrived at or exceeded clearly indicate the need to address existing or imminent complications like poor progress of labour, prolonged labour, foetal distress, and in the worst cases, obstructed labour and ruptured uterus.
Certainly, early routine ARM, one facet of AML, has been criticised as "not scientifically justified" [ 4] and a Cochrane Review found "no shortening of the length of first stage of labour and a possible increase in caesarean section", concluding "routine amniotomy is not recommended for normally progressing labours or in labours which have become prolonged" [ 5].
It is a historical criteria based on previous evidence about progress of labour in the practise of labour management that may no longer be clinically useful [ 19].
Labour dystocia, characterised by very slow progress in labour together with significant and prolonged pain, further increases the risk of intervention, particularly epidural anaesthetic and CS [ 20].
They also perceived their progress of labour as slow although the progress of labour was not diagnosed as prolonged.
