Sentence examples for blockages that may from inspiring English sources

Agency officers were checking flood defences and clearing blockages that may pose a flood risk, it said.

He notes that the nanoparticles could be used as a diagnostic tool to seek out blockages that may need to be removed surgically, since places where the nanoparticles wind up are easier to spot with ultrasound.

Second, the flow meter will be monitored to ensure water is moving and detect any blockage that may occur.

The special dye will also reveal any blockage that may occur in the urinary tract.

The patient had immediate bypass surgery to relieve the blockage, an operation that may have saved his life, Dr. Karlsberg said.

RS is designed to disentangle the heterogeneity and complexity of the intervention and to make sense of the various contingencies, blockages and unintended consequences that may influence its success.

However most species have the ability to perform movements that are coordinated all over their bodies, mainly contractions of the pinacocytes, squeezing the water channels and thus expelling excess sediment and other substances that may cause blockages.

A special scan of the heart may reveal dangerous blockages that escaped other noninvasive exams.

The treatment studies with rituximab have created a new treatment strategy that apparently acts upstream of the current treatment regimens employing cytokine blockage and that may be well suitable for a subset of patients.

In fact the I707L mutant appeared to be slightly faster than wild-type KlenTaq1 for templates with overhanging pyrimidines (Table 2), suggesting that blockage may occur only near pairs of adenines or purines more generally.

One might have expected a partial effect but a total blockage may suggest that SMS activity at the Golgi upon siRNA reaches a low "threshold" level after which the antimicrobial activity of these cells is totally lost.