Therefore, PSP toxins with antagonism effect can raise the chance of cell survival by blocking inflow of Na+.
Opening the door to outflows can meet the same basic aim as blocking inflows (net inflows should decline) but the optics are very different.
AVN is caused by an irradiation induced arteritis with fibrosis and endothelial proliferation, blocked arterial inflow or venous outflow, rise in intramedullary pressure, compromised perfusion, and, finally, anoxia and death of bone marrow cells.
While a venial sin weakens the sinner's union with God, it is not a deliberate turning from him and so does not wholly block the inflow of sanctifying grace.
Preoperative ultrasonography was introduced to identify metastases that may not be palpable but are large enough to block the inflow of lymph fluid.
A second 8 cm wide cuff was placed just above the wrist in order to block arterial inflow to the thermoregulatory area, in our case the hand.
Unlike the StO2 deoxygenation rate during arterial occlusion in which venous outflow and arterial inflow are blocked, StO2 recovery after the vascular occlusion reflects the sudden increase of arterial inflow during the hyperemic response.
First, if we consider reactions that model an inflow, e.g. through channels in a membrane, we can have the situation that inflow is blocked because of the already full inside of the reactor.
The police tried to solve the problem by establishing cordons, but it was soon noticed that police cordons 1a, 2, and 3 (see Figure 1) blocked not only the inflow, but the outflow as well.
This effect was blocked by nimodipine and EDTA pretreatments which suggested that hepcidin-mediated calcium inflow was mainly through L-type Ca2+ channels and that the release of intracellular calcium store was not significant.
