Sentence examples for full blockage from inspiring English sources

The addition of GitHub, which has over 8 million registered users worldwide, however, is one of the more head-scratching decisions — it may be that the contents of a single page from the site which triggered a full blockage request, but clearly that's a nonsensical decision.

Crohn's cannot be cured by surgery, though it is used in the case of partial or full blockage of the intestine.

With this moderate dose of BoNT/A, a full blockage of mimetic muscles of the fronto-glabellar area was not expected in all subjects.

Ideally, sunglasses should have large polycarbonate wraparound lenses that protect against hard objects that may hit the eye as well as providing full UV blockage.

By adding 2 wt.% of nano-ZnO particles, all SMPs achieved full UVR blockage.

Because we expect to observe full current blockage only when the molecule is inserted completely into the nanopore, this parameter is closely related to the pore length.

The current trace is five-sample median filtered and compared to a threshold of 50 pA above the average open pore current and about 70% of full current blockage of DNA translocation.

It was found that the hydrophilic coatings provide better performance, as water accumulation can be readily mitigated with less potential to cause full channel-scale blockages.

Try using water at full force to loosen the blockage if the wiggling did not get it all out.

And the trade secretary and I have today written to the European Commission supporting Ofgem's call for an urgent investigation to make sure that this winter there are no blockages to the full use of the interconnector with Europe and thus no restriction on imports of gas from Europe.

(BLOOMBERG NEWS Successful Surgeryy for Enron Executive's Lawyer The lead lawyer for Kenneth L. Lay, the founder of the Enron Corporation, had a stent implanted in his carotid artery to relieve blockage yesterday and was expected to make a full recovery, his doctor said in a statement.