Sentence examples for progress of labor from inspiring English sources
About 68% of unplanned cesarean section was reported to be due to the abnormal progress of labor among vertex presentations [ 2]. Labor abnormality can be encountered at all stages of labor as a prolonged latent first stage, active first stage disorder (protracted or arrested cervical dilatation or descent) and second stage disorder (prolonged or arrest of descent) [ 1].
Conclusions: Once parity exceeds 4, progress of labor slows.
This study was designed to determine whether increased intravenous fluids affect the progress of labor.
To estimate and compare the duration and progress of labor in women induced with misoprostol vs Foley catheter plus oxytocin.
Trained birth attendants can detect abnormalities in labor by using a partograph — a simple graph that charts the progress of labor and tells attendants when to intervene.
Objective: Our purpose was to test the hypothesis that progress of labor slows as parity exceeds 4 by comparing labor curves of grand multiparous women (para 5 and over) (GMs) with those of nulliparous and lower-parity multiparous women.
"The rewards of his industry follow with equal steps the progress of his labor; his labor is founded on the basis of nature, self-interest," Crèvecoeur wrote in "Letters From an American Farmer".
Columbia center investigators reported that successful collection of these samples required that a member of the research staff team follow the progress of the labor, go to the labor room before delivery to remind the delivery room staff that the woman is in the study, and assist with the sample collection.
In a study of D&A in Ethiopia, women also reported a similar lack of client-provider information sharing: 63 % of women were not encouraged to ask questions, 43 % did not have procedures and the labor process explained, and 32%% received no update on the progress of their labor [ 25].
"Triangle Fire," a presentation of "American Experience" on PBS, takes a more straightforward, strictly chronological approach and spends much more time on the progress of the labor movement in organizing garment workers, a tumultuous process that actually took place several years before the fire.
"The unions themselves are recognizing that the old system is broken and they need to retool and try new strategies and new things, and that's what the fast food strikes represent," says Professor Ruth Milkman of the Graduate Center of the City University of New York (Cuny), who has co-authored a new report on the progress of the labor movement in New York and the rest of the US.
