Sentence examples for blocker in a from inspiring English sources
Russell is perhaps basketball's pre-eminent shot blocker in a sport that values that specific skill as much as any other.
He is used effectively as a lead blocker in a power run game that likes to pull its linemen and wing backs to the point of attack.
The purpose of this study was to examine the safety, analgesic efficacy, and tolerability of oral 4030W92 (a new novel sodium channel blocker) in a group of subjects with chronic neuropathic pain.
Andy Dalton threw three touchdown passes and played lead blocker in a near-perfect performance that kept the Bengals unbeaten.
In line with this hypothesis, a recent clinical trial demonstrated analgesic efficacy of oxcarbamazepine, another sodium channel blocker, in a subgroup of neuropathic patients following patient stratification according to pain phenotype [ 56].
Patients who can no longer tolerate the target dose of study drug can be down-titrated to the lower dose at the investigator's discretion (after considering whether any other relevant non-disease-modifying therapy can be discontinued, e.g. a calcium channel or alpha-adrenoceptor blocker in a hypotensive patient).
We have investigated the anti-ischaemic and antiarrhythmic effects of riluzole, a selective INaP blocker, in an open chest pig model of infarction.
The reduction of colony number and size of MM when cultured in the presence of an AQP1 blocker in an anchorage-independent assay further supports our findings that AQP1 expression in MM contributes to cell motility.
However, no study regarding the relationship of the renin gene to the effects of angiotensin II receptor blocker in an adequate-sized sample other than our present study has been reported thus far.
In fact, one in four households were cable-free and 26% of internet users used an ad blocker in 2016, a number that's projected to jump to a third of the online U.S. population in 2017.
As a 3-4 dendnsive end, Carricker was able to focus on stuffing the run and maintaining blockers in a role which goes unnoticed to the average fan.
