Sentence examples for block achievement from inspiring English sources

In patients with PAF, linear ablation in addition to CPVI did not improve clinical outcome, regardless of bidirectional block achievement, while it prolonged the total procedure and ablation time.

In this prospective randomised comparison trial for the appropriate ablation strategy of PAF, we demonstrated that additional linear ablations to CPVI did not improve clinical outcome in spite of longer procedure or ablation time, and regardless of bidirectional block achievement.

We conducted the first prospective randomised comparison study for an appropriate ablation strategy for PAF and demonstrated that additional linear ablations to CPVI did not improve clinical outcome despite longer procedure or ablation time, and regardless of bidirectional block achievement.

At the same time, when managers hoard potential power and don't invest it in productive action, it atrophies and eventually blocks achievements.

Imposing requirements that could block diploma achievement, while providing no financial support for the real costs of the mandates, is unlikely to encourage those D.C. students who have not considered college to think more enthusiastically about that option.

But to the paperless immigrants of the San Joaquin Valley — harvesting asparagus or lettuce; picking cherries or grapes — the insistence on a path to citizenship for a few hundred thousand guest workers six years ago ended up blocking the achievement of their most important goal.

But when it became clear that Putin wasn't interested — that he wanted to re-create a Russian empire while blocking the achievement of a Europe whole and free — the West again had no strategic response.

Ironically, the U.S. system, designed to boost management responsiveness to the marketplace, actually limits and constrains managers in responding effectively by limiting the information used in decisions, working against crucial forms of investment, and all but blocking the achievement of cross-unit synergies.

Putin is pushing in blocking the achievement of ceasefires.

In the first three sentences of his answer, Trudeau uttered the following string of words: "[Putin] is pushing in blocking the achievement of ceasefires and stabilizing and stopping the bombings and war in Syria".

David Isaac, the organisation's chair, said the inquiry would be looking at whether universities "have systems in place to stop racial harassment being a stumbling block to educational achievement and ensure that victims can obtain redress".