Sentence examples for transferred for delivery from inspiring English sources

Possibly the mothers were transferred for delivery to central clinics (Murmansk, Saint-Petersburg, Moscow) and, accordingly, information about such newborns were not included in the registries.

Of those transferred for labour dystocia, 60.8% had an operative delivery and 39.2% had a spontaneous delivery.

Trains would move freight cars into the proposed yard, where they would be unloaded and the cargo transferred to trucks for delivery on Long Island.

The women in the control group were first taken to the antenatal care unit until the cervix was fully dilated (10 centimetres), and thereafter they were transferred to the delivery room for the actual birth of the baby.

Once the patient's Bishop score exceeds 7 or regular contractions are diagnosed, patients will be transferred to the delivery ward for artificial rupture of membranes (ARM) or oxytocin augmentation as indicated.

Due to the confined period of recruitment being within 24 hours of delivery we predict 50% availability for recruitment (some babies will be transferred in after delivery).

This specific design provides energy-efficient mass transfer for substrate delivery and product removal without generating high shear gradients in the cultivation broth.

Because the salivary gland has an exocrine function, it can also be used as a site of gene transfer for systemic delivery purposes [ 91].

23 A closer examination of management practices by GPs may be warranted to identify whether it is feasible to transfer the delivery of care for depressive illnesses away from the specialist sector and into the primary care sector.

Complex obstetric cases and women requiring a caesarean section for delivery are transferred to the local Thai Hospital in Mae Sot (60 km away).

The introduction of conditional cash transfers for institutional deliveries under the Janani Suraksha Yojana or JSY scheme in 2005 has resulted in an increase in the proportion of institutional deliveries increased in the state of Tamil Nadu from 79.3% in 1998 1999 to 90.4% in 2005 2006.