Sentence examples for less obstruction from inspiring English sources

This relation can be observed in both pH mediums but becomes more obvious at pH 5.2 when DOX molecules can diffuse with less obstruction.

The heat pipes can supply high thermal conductivity with much less weight and volume compared to copper or aluminum base and consequently less obstruction to air flow with enhanced natural convection.

If the focus were to move from the act of processing to the decision making mechanisms defining whether processing occurs, there may be less obstruction to open consent, as the same decision making mechanisms would remain the same regardless of the proposed use, and therefore the consent would remain valid across use purposes.

But by sheer numbers, past GOP presidents have faced far less obstruction of their 'teams' than past Democratic presidents".

Both porcine and bovine valve have displayed similar hemodynamics; however, bovine pericardial valves show less obstruction compared to porcine valve [ 54, 55].

Going down the stairs, it made a slightly less formidable obstruction.

Intracoronary abciximab bolus application during PCI results in high local drug concentration, improved perfusion, reduction of infarct size, and less microvascular obstruction.

After a maximum implantation time of 12 weeks in rabbits, the group of animals with drug-eluting stents showed less tracheal obstruction and mucus trapping compared to the bare metal stent group.

To that end, the solution of Red Bull and Sauber, who also blow the exhausts in that area but have much less bodywork obstruction in the coke-bottle, is probably the best compromise.

Furthermore, when a relationship between lung function and change in exercise capacity was observed, patients with less severe obstruction showed greater improvements in exercise tolerance [ 8, 9].

Patients with non-transmural infarctions (n = 15) had shorter duration of symptoms before reperfusion (P = 0.02), lower peak troponin (P = 0.008), and less microvascular obstruction (P < 0.001) than patients with transmural infarcts (n = 22).