Sentence examples for a temporary blocking of from inspiring English sources

Local anesthetics cause a temporary blocking of conduction along these nerve fibres, producing a temporary loss of pain sensation.

The junta government has threated to censor various websites where users were critical of it, and there was even a temporary blocking of Facebook.

The junta government has threated to censor various websites where users were critical of it, and there was even a temporary blocking of Facebook.

Wang et al. [42] have supposed that if the time scale of the enzyme-NP interaction is comparable with that of the enzyme-substrate binding, a temporary blocking of the active site of enzyme may be expected and the NP acts as a competitor to the substrate.

To show the tips and tricks of a simpler technique for temporary blocking of the uterine artery in laparoscopic resection of a diffuse adenomyosis lesion to make the procedure more efficient and reproducible.

This sediment surplus resulted in the temporary blocking of the outflow of Lake Heihai.

But Sanders also directed fire at the national party, saying the temporary blocking of his staffers from accessing the voter data was "crippling" to his campaign.

But halfway through the afternoon, the Supreme Court issued a temporary block of the Texas law until it decides whether to take up the case — Whole Woman's Health, et al. v. Cole, Comm'r, TX DHS, et al. — this fall.

If it had taken effect, it would have forced another 10 clinics to close on July 1 , 2015 but the Supreme Court stepped in at the last minute, issuing a temporary block of the law until it could decide whether to take up the case.

This low dose of DEDTC (150 mg/kg) only produces a temporary block of the vesicular zinc pattern which within a few hours is re-established, and doses up to 1000 mg/kg DEDTC are tolerated well [35].

This is believed to cause neuropraxia, defined as a temporary block of nerve transmission despite an anatomically intact nerve fibre.