Sentence examples for extended obstruction from inspiring English sources
Reduced speed of traffic passing the incident (c) may incur extra delay, but is neglected here as the zone is assumed to be short (as opposed to with an extended obstruction like road works or when overtaking a large slow convoy such as an abnormal load).
In the sepsis group, although hemorrhagic lesions were not seen, obstruction of venules extended to even high-flow venules, and the severity of microcirculation obstructions were directly proportional to the intensity of sepsis.
Neutrophils are key effector cells in COPD, and our observations that the presence of airway neutrophils and the level of IL-8 and NE relate to the severity of airflow obstruction extend these observations.
The Washington Post reported Wednesday that Mueller's investigation had extended to include whether Trump committed obstruction of justice after Comey testified that the president had asked him to drop an investigation into Michael Flynn, his former national security adviser.
You may have to tuck the membrane flap in at a slight angle to best accommodate the screws and other obstructions extending through the keyboard.
The latter, and largest flow lobe extended initially along the face of the obstruction provided by the eastern edge of the 1995 lava flow but later expanded to bury the road as well as parts of the 1995 flow.
Patients with certain tumor characteristics such as a poorly differentiated tumor grade, bowel obstruction or perforation, or tumor extended through serosa (Stage IIb) may have a poor prognosis similar to that of stage III cancer [ 5].
However, the diffuse stricture extended over the entire esophagus, and an esophageal obstruction developed after 3 months.
They thought they had extended their lead when David Hodgson crossed, only for the score to be ruled out for obstruction.
President Obama has blamed Republican obstruction for the looming rate increase; Mitt Romney says the lower rate should be extended but hasn't specified how to pay for it.
