Sentence examples for a degree blocked from inspiring English sources

She was working for the American Red Cross when she decided that lack of a degree blocked her advancement.

The variables introduced to define the metapopulation model solely depend on the degree k of each subpopulation, therefore we introduce a degree-block notation [ 29] that assumes statistical equivalence for subpopulations of equal degree [ 30].

Go gradually in back of your bike and turn the handlebars When your handlebars are like 90 degree, block your pedal and turn to do a 180 Go slow, don't re back the pedal fasting.

If the interval between the P and the R is too long, this is called a "first degree block".

One of these eight fetuses had progression to complete CHB despite treatment with betamethasone, whereas another that had progressed to a second-degree block improved to a first-degree block after treatment with betamethasone.

Four other newborn infants had a second-degree block; in two of them it progressed towards a third-degree block.

In addition, we checked a 24 h recording to exclude evident bradycardia or high degree block at the time of implant.

A first-degree block was detected in eight fetuses between 18 and 24 weeks of gestation.

In 2000, Glickstein and colleagues [ 14] developed pulsed Doppler-derived PR interval measurements in fetuses, to identify a first-degree block in utero.

In Buyon's registry [ 13], 9 of 187 children with CHB had a first-degree block discovered at birth through systematic electrocardiogram (ECG).

A hierarchical algorithm examines cycle length, then subsequently diagnoses rhythm with interval duration or interval variability depending on the cycle length and history of first degree block.