DOI: http://dx.doi.org/10.7554/eLife.01481.009 Interestingly, mitral cells displayed enhanced firing rates in response to incrementally increased light pulse durations with no apparent obstruction from depolarization block, though short pulse durations were not as effective at eliciting robust neuronal firing as longer pulses, consistent with what we observed previously.
There's silence as he swallows and strains forward, frowning, as if about to clear an obstruction from his throat.
The surgery, Dr. Terris said, is not more effective because apnea is often caused by an obstruction from the tongue, as well as the palate.
"No new indictments, no sealed indictments, no collusion, no obstruction". David Cicilline, the Democrat from Rhode Island, interrupted to ask Jordan if he would yield some time for a question.
The expansion zone near the orifice shrinks and the gas speed downs when the central gas jet has a contraction, but lateral jets have no contractions due to the obstruction from the wall.
Distinguishing an event of mechanical obstruction from the "normal" pseudo-obstructive episodes is difficult.
Cell signals, welcome or not, are subject to obstruction from buildings, hills, and weather patterns.
Business negotiators can benefit from preparing to meet obstruction from outside parties.
Of these patients, there was one partial ureteral obstruction from an anterior colporrhaphy (1.3%).
"The wall on seventeen is an immovable obstruction from which you don't get relief," Jerris says.
