Sentence examples for because of obstruction of from inspiring English sources
About 60 percent of persons with Crohn disease require surgery because of obstruction of the intestinal lumen and another 20 percent because of fistulation, or connection, between adjacent structures— for example, from the sigmoid colon to the bladder.
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Postrenal transplant failure occurred again because of obstruction of the ureteral catheter and was resolved by catheter replacement.
Four patients refused to continue treatment after one course because of obstruction of the gastrointestinal tract, skin rash, anorexia or stomatitis.
In the ASB group, two patients were ventilated postoperatively, three patients were ventilated because of infection, one patient was ventilated because of pulmonary hypertension accompanying cardiac disease, and one patient was ventilated because of obstruction of the upper airway.
In the BIPAP group, five patients were ventilated postoperatively, four patients were ventilated because of infection, one patient was ventilated because of pulmonary hypertension accompanying cardiac disease, and one patient was ventilated because of obstruction of the upper airway.
The company also agreed to plead guilty to one count of obstruction of justice, because of orders from a high-level United States-based executive to destroy evidence, the Justice Department said.
He said the defense was likely to argue that Bonds could not be convicted of obstruction of justice because he eventually answered the question mentioned in the charge.
The log is important to the charge of obstruction of justice because the prosecutors say that Ms. Stewart briefly altered it in early 2002, removing part of a message from Mr. Bacanovic about ImClone before restoring it a short time later.
Andersen's overseas affiliates, which operate in 83 countries, have been negotiating to join KPMG since Andersen was indicted last week on a charge of obstruction of justice because it destroyed documents related to the Enron case.
