Sentence examples for impaired view from inspiring English sources

Again, widefield imaging provides a resolution impaired view of PIP3 clusters in the membrane (Fig. 2A) compared to the dSTORM image (Fig. 2B,C).

In the transport phase, nurses and physicians mentioned potential incidents such as dislocation of an intravenous cannula or endotracheal tube, low battery in the pumps, impaired view of the patient in the radiology department and patient instability.

Difficulties with tracheal intubation are mostly caused by difficult direct laryngoscopy with impaired view to the vocal cords.

Needless to say, the grade-level location of the tracks greatly impaired views of Lake Michigan.

To accommodate residents of nearby Queen Village, just west of Interstate 95, who said the original design would impair views and the openness of the area, the developers agreed to set the building back 80 feet from the street and to create and maintain a public park in front.

By John Ashbery The New Yorker, December 4 , 1995P. 72 So much has impaired here View Article John Ashbery (1927-2017) began publishing poetry in The New Yorker in 1972.

First, why would people travel here just to have a possibly impaired, fleeting view of the Queen?

An accidental damage to the lymphatic duct may lead to extravasation of blue dye, which might not only cause impaired overall view of the surgical field, but could also lead to delayed wound healing (Borgstein et al, 1998).

Conditions on the volcano are usually very wet and foggy, and mountaineers may be visually impaired from viewing the volcano as they ascend it.

Instead of watching these Capitals with all our old baggage impairing our view, just imagine that the current Capitals don't fear these moments, whether that means one, two or three more games — although, if it's all the same to them, maybe not three.

Large amounts of intestinal content may also impair the view and lead to a higher risk for overlooking lesions, thus decreasing the diagnostic yield of CE.