Sentence examples for in clogging from inspiring English sources

Doing bypass surgery on a beating heart instead of using a heart-lung machine is far more likely to result in clogging of the grafted blood vessels within just a few months, a study has found.

The committee's latest draft report says that eating saturated fat in some meat and dairy products may be more significant factors in clogging up arteries and contributing to heart disease.

The argument for shifting the emphasis from traditionally acquired knowledge to skills such as "critical thinking" and "the ability to research" is driven by technology; if today's computer-literate children have the answer to every question at the click of the mouse, it is reasoned, what's the point in clogging up their own hard drives with historical dates or chunks of poetry?

Pavement design was found to be an important role in clogging.

For the relative permeability model proposed, higher van Genuchten n values lead to a delay in clogging.

Since our story, it's succeeded in banishing from its Frito-Lay snacks all trans fats, said to be a chief culprit in clogging arteries.

What that means is rather than just doing conventional tactics -- petitions, in-district meetings, letters to the editor -- we need to organize big marches on offices, hold sit-ins, clog up phone lines, relentlessly bird-dog legislators wherever they go.

For example, since sucralfate acts locally it would be expected to have few systemic adverse effects, but it may result in clogged feeding tubes that need to be replaced.

(anag. & lit).. G. Johnstone: Berk uploading in bits clogging bus route?

The principal offender is the commuter, who drives himself in daily, clogging road & parking space.

Teammates also contact each other as they skate in formation, clogging up the opposing jammer's path through the pack.