Sentence examples for require labor from inspiring English sources

Most U.S. hospitals require labor to be artificially induced if a woman goes one to two weeks past her due date.

All regions require labor, but land is used only in agriculture and ore only in mining.

This is because male headed households' have greater preferences to use soil and water conservation as a strategy that require labor, finance and climate information than female headed households'.

To guarantee a steady supply of rubber, Wallace (with the support of Perkins, the labor secretary) wanted the United States to provide the workers with healthy food and to require labor clauses in contracts with South American suppliers that mandated health and safety standards.

This device can make molecular-level recordings of just about any fragrance, but the results require labor-intensive analysis, so it is used sparingly.

Until now, these laser exposures have been performed using a diode-pumped solid-state laser (DPSSL) devices, which are expensive and require labor-intensive maintenance and special training.

This new protocol was simple and fast because it did not require labor-intensive optimizations in restriction enzyme digestion and ligation, did not involve special plasmid design, and enabled constructing a large-size mutant library for directed enzyme evolution within 1 day.

(16) If a large number of CoA species are quantified, this would require labor-intensive preparation of each standard individually.

Because this approach will not require labor-intensive sand fly rearing and salivary gland dissection, this modification will make the assay more amenable for large-scale application.

While development-centric studies focus on small sets of genes, they require labor-intensive approaches, and do not fully embed those genes within the larger regulatory network.

Despite of the extensive efforts that have been made to discover new drug combinations in the past few decades, the majority of effective combinatorial drugs used in clinic were discovered through experiences, which generally require labor-intensive and time-consuming "brute force" screening of all possible combinations among the approved individual drugs [ 10].