Sentence examples for given blockage from inspiring English sources
Increasing the separation distance also reduced the damage for a given blockage ratio and impulse.
Given its blockage by TFM-C, which can not be explained by partial suppression of mRNA levels only, this indicates that TFM-C may suppress secretion of cytokines via interfering with both conventional ER-dependent and unconventional ER-independent transit routes.
The data also enabled an estimate of antibody levels (1093 with 95% CI 683 1565 ELISA units) required to give 50% blockage of oocyst development.
They found that those patients with mental disorders were 25percentt less likely to be given angioplasty to remove blockages, 32percentt less likely to have bypass surgery and 28percentt less likely to have cardiac catheterization.
At schools and protection centers where pit latrine and flush toilet were present, disposal issues were of greater concern given the frequency of blockages from menstrual waste.
The government finally gave up the blockage in February 2011.
Such blockage gives rise to the encapsulation of very small amounts of Pt precursors inside the nanospace of the porous matrix, with the result that the particles grown in the interior region of the support are less than 1 nm in size.
When a single bio-molecule electrophoretically passes through a nanopore, it gives significant current blockage pulses.
Lipophobic and hydrophilic polysilicon nanoparticles (LHP) can be adsorbed on pore walls and can give rise to blockage of pore throats, leading to change in wettability of sandrock surfaces.
So I, like most impatient saucers, wind up squeezing as hard as I possibly can until the blockage gives, and the pressurized sauce comes splattering out all over my new designer hoodie, to say nothing of whatever expensive nonsense my dining companions happen to be wearing.
The shallow current blockage gave a time distribution with change in the voltage that was shallow and was interpreted to indicate a diffusion-controlled process back out the cis opening of the pore.
