Sentence examples for blockages which from inspiring English sources

Arterial damage leads to arterial blockages, which leads to heart disease and heart attacks, strokes, peripheral vascular disease, and vascular dementia.

And, just like adult prisoners, the most severely disordered children also suffer from the blockages which obstruct their transfer to secure hospitals.

Our empirical results show that the urban transportation investment increases SO2 emissions in the short run since it might cause road blockages which would enhance the emissions of the low-speed traffic.

He knows well the psychological blockages which keep light industries chained to the smoke and congested sprawl of the South; but logic, surely, must prevail – especially when he adds a dab of near lyricism to it.

In the short run, the UTII effect on air quality is −0.02, since the urban traffic infrastructure construction might cause more detours and road blockages, which would enhance the fine-particle emissions of the low-speed traffic.

It is known that dense counter-flows are unstable and may give rise to mutual blockages, which can cause crowd disasters [8, 49].

However, vascular networks are susceptible to blockage which can dramatically reduce their functional performance.

BT keeps pushing back the date for when a "duct blockage", which is apparently preventing my connection, will be cleared.

Nor should people be deceived into thinking allergies are caused by an "energy blockage" which can be diagnosed by muscle testing and cured by acupuncture.

There's a very much male-dominated culture at local level in all parties and that's the blockage which needs to be fixed.

Such a blockage, which is often accompanied by chronic inflammation in the lacrimal sac, is usually treated in infancy with a simple massaging technique.