Sentence examples for more blockages from inspiring English sources

Among the infected chickens Mrs. Fabricant studied, those given high-cholesterol diets had more blockages.

However, OPT-MAC transmissions are susceptible to more blockages as it does not account for the activities of hidden PRN or CRN nodes (the dashed lines).

-Arterial embolism: This is when one or more blockages form in major arteries, often as a complication of heart disease or atrial fibrillation (a heart rhythm disorder).

Ms. Vashakidze says there may be more blockages, and more surgeries, in the future.

He returned to the hospital and underwent another angiogram, which indicated that he had restenosis -- a condition in which the body tries to heal over the foreign object, compromising the stent and causing more blockage.

And when the plaques break loose from the walls where they're lodged, they can cause more extreme blockages elsewhere leading to a stroke or heart attack.

As a result, it is critically important for someone with such an attack to get prompt medical attention and treatment - often something as simple as a daily aspirin - to prevent a far more serious blockage to the brain.

"The Strait of Hormuz is a narrow chokepoint that could be mined effectively in a relatively short amount of time" — with disruptions within hours and more serious blockage in place over days.

However, in the two or more FA blockage scenarios, there were no appropriate resistances to meet the requirement.

Large molecules therefore might cause more adverse blockage on large GAC particles (with small external surface) compared to small GAC particles (with larger external surface).

However, the BET surface area for the C2 catalyst is somewhat lower (136 m2/g), which indicates some more pore blockage by metal oxide clusters in the catalyst prepared by incipient wetness impregnation method than the catalyst prepared by microemulsion method.