"There was a philosophical similarity between government requests for information and blockages of services that didn't involve courts," he says.
These were attributed to "humours" or blockages of bile.
Dr. Millis said he hoped this would prevent recurring blockages of coronary blood vessels.
Blockages of the flow of urine due to urinary stones or, in males, enlarged prostate glands can also cause uremia.
"Based on the microscopic slides I examined, I know that he died from blockages of airways," the pathologist said.
China has the world's largest internet audience but has frustrated American tech giants with content restrictions or outright blockages of services including Facebook and Instagram.
Of the 2,690 patients in this study, after six months, 607 had blockages of 50percentt or more in the arteries where angioplasty had been done.
Predictions of formation and dissociation conditions of these hydrates are necessary in applications for preventing such hazards primarily due to the blockages of pipelines.
Frederick's decision was complicated by the fact that he has sickle-cell anemia, a condition that causes fatigue and painful blockages of the blood flow.
The reports, compressed into 30 or 45 seconds, advise on blockages of important motorways, but rarely have time to mention hold-ups on lesser roads or to run through the merits of alternative routes.
Diagnostic tests revealed blockages of the left vertebral artery between the c2 and c3 vertebrae; the blood vessel there had suffered "total or nearly complete occlusion" — in other words, no blood could get through to the brain.
