Sentence examples for sample of labour from inspiring English sources

Cooper was the only Labour leadership hopeful so far to speak out against the findings of the YouGov poll, which is the first to be published since the leadership contest began and claims to be based on a sample of Labour members, registered supporters and union supporters.

In Brazil, surveillance data from public hospitals showed around 0.4% HIV-1 prevalence among a representative sample of labouring women between 15 to 40 years old, with regional disparity [ 46].

A sample of fifty labour care observation episodes was selected.

Meanwhile Labour said a random sample of full individual Labour party members showed 75% were against UK bombing in Syria, 13% were in favour and 11% were undecided.

To assess the effects of labour, samples were taken from 10 normal pregnant (NP) and 10 pre-eclamptic (PE) women pre-labour, full dilation, placental delivery and 24 h.

We obtained umbilical cord blood by fetal blood sampling at the time of labour induction in the CHD group and after delivery of the baby, in the control group.

The evidence shows that reforms were more numerous in countries with a lower GDP per-capita at the start of the sample, suggesting that the evolution of labour market institutions was faster in EU countries at earlier stages of economic development.

SELDI-TOF overcomes some of the problems of labour intensive sample separation and requires only microlitre quantities of biological fluids, but it does not provide routine peptide sequence information.

Each quarter the ONS also reports wage data from a random sample of employees using the Labour Force Survey which is used to calculate the unemployment rate.

We found no relation between cervical dilatation at pool entry and duration of labour in our sample of 2,505 women.

The mean length of labour in our sample was approximately 10 hours for both Belgian and Dutch women.