Sentence examples for a process that obstructs from inspiring English sources

At every point and at every level, instead of being transparent, we have uncovered a process that obstructs the truth.

The genetic abnormalities obstruct bone formation by preventing small holes in the prenatal braincase from closing, a process that normally occurs within the first five months of the fetus' development.

(The term gishiri is also used to refer to the salts that encrust the bottoms of water-pots as the water leaches through the clay and evaporates on the outside a process of encrustation seen as analogous to the pathophysiological process that obstructs the birth canal).

The most reasonable interpretation (though not the only one) is that provision of metabolites, which presumably was not obstructed in the Parkin-null animals, was not as important as sequestration of mitochondria, a process that depended upon Parkin.

However beautiful these lines, they also possess a deliberate blandness, a literariness, that obstructs their power.

One shortcoming of an effective treatment process that is often not discussed is when the treatment obstructs the patients' quality of life in their last period of life.

"If Democrats are seen as obstructing that process, that could be a significant problem for them politically," said Christine Iverson, a spokeswoman for the Republican National Committee.

To coat thin WO3 layers by a solution process, we devise a novel method wherein WO3 NPs are synthesized from a precursor solution by rapid conversion that obstructs the growth of particles.

During a prostatectomy, a surgeon removes the inner prostate tissue that obstructs the urinary flow.

Possibly biofilm produced by bacterium that obstructs the photosensitizer penetrating into bacterial cells plays a role in resistance to PDT.

MSEs in Ethiopia have also been confronted with a number of challenges that obstructed their success.