gyte

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gyte

(ɡaɪt)

(Peoples) Scot a spoilt child

adj

deranged

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Gyte (1992) suggested that blood loss at birth is "physiologically normal" and is part of the mechanism which brings the mother's blood volume back to its non-pregnant level.

Outcomes of blood loss post physiological birth with physiological management in the third stage of labour at a maternity home in Japan

the dog's gane gyte!"' (Nicholson 1814: xxiv, Poem 36), followed closely by Scott in The Heart of Midlothian (1818:11.302): 'The gudeman's gane clean gyte, I think.' From the outset, then, the register is rural and popular.

The etymology of Scots gyte 'mad, out of one's senses'

Current meta-analyses have also found that there is no evidence of benefit for the use of continuous EFM for low-risk laboring women (Alfirevic, Devane, & Gyte, 2013; Devane, Lalor, Daly, McGuire, & Smith, 2012).

Fetal heart rate assessment best practice

(11.) Lavender T, Hofmeyr GJ, Neilson JP, Kingdon C, Gyte GML.

Reflections on the excessive rates of cesareans in Brazil and the empowerment of women/Reflexoes sobre o excesso de cesarianas no Brasil e a autonomia das mulheres

*** Institut of technology, Gebze GYTE, Istanbul, Turquie.

Numerical investigations of AC electrokinetic forces to enhance the rate of transport of reactants in a microchannel/Kintamosios sroves elektrokinetiniu jegu skaitmeninis tyrimas siekiant padidinti reagento greiti mikrokanale

3 will.on of Gyan gyte maun be fit ye be gettin at Jist fit wid mak the roose conter act Michty ye maun loo jist tae set it stracht Tak control o yer myn an gie a thocht Lat yer sowel haud on to the lowe, a'body, a'body.

FIT LIKE, DOPE; will.i.am learns to speak Doric

(6.) Oliver S, Clarke-Jones L, Rees R, Buchanan P, Gabbay J, Gyte G et al.

Patient perceptions of anaesthesia research priorities--a failed study

(25.) Oliver S, Clarke-Jones L, Rees R, Milne R, Buchanan P, Gabbay J, Gyte G, Oakley A, Stein K.

Procesos de incorporacion de la perspectiva de los usuarios al desarrollo de guias de practica clinica--revision de literatura

Gill Gyte and Mary Newburn at the UK's National Childbirth Trust and Alison Macfarlane, a professor of prenatal health at London's City University, reviewed the studies used to determine neonatal mortality.

The home birth debate

Kingdom C, Lavender T, Gyte G, Cattrell R, Singleton V, Neilson J 2003 Who's choosing caesarean section?

Elective caesarean section: a case study

Prof David Woods is a professional and one would hope expert in his field who, along with George Gyte, another professional and expert, have looked at the educational reasons for a school at Birkenshaw by looking at:.

Time to call a halt to this school plan? Mailbag letters also appear online at www.examiner.co.uk/views-and-blogs/reader-letters Mailbag

(39.) Alfirevic, Devane, and Gyte, "Continuous Cardiotocography (CTG) as a Form of Electronic Fetal Monitoring (EFM) for Fetal Assessment During Labour."