Sentence examples for obstruction activities from inspiring English sources

Erickson said the maritime militias were designed to undertake such deception and obstruction activities.

"Constantly appearing in court and defending the right to report or express an opinion amounts to obstruction of professional activities".

In addition to climate change, flooding (or subsequent erosion and run-off) may be exacerbated by, or result from, land use activities, obstruction of waterways, or urbanization of floodplains, as well as mining and other anthropogenic activities that alter natural flow regimes.

The school said the editors had violated school rules, calling the wordplay an "intentional disruption or obstruction" of university activities.

MAG3: Mercaptoacetyltriglycine; UUO: Unilateral ureteral obstruction; TACs: Time-activity curves; RBF: Renal blood flow; TTP: The time-to-peak; TTPt: The time-to-plateau; SPECT: Single photon emission-computed tomography; MRI: Magnetic resonance imaging.

Normal subjects do not experience headache with coughing or other effortful activities but obstruction to this compensatory caudal flow caused by, for example, a Chiari malformation or posterior fossa tumour, can result in craniospinal pressure dissociation with intracranial dural stretching, resulting in headache [11].

42 Unlike nonselective beta-blockers, which may cause airway obstruction due to antagonist activity at beta2-adrenoceptors, nebivolol did not affect airway patency in patients with asthma or chronic obstructive pulmonary disease.

These guidelines encourage sufficient opportunities for children to be active throughout the day, an appropriate environment for physical activity, free from obstruction, and training for care providers providing advice to parents about increasing physical activity and decreasing sedentary time [ 1].

Oscillations in the levels of carbon dioxide (CO2) produce nadirs in which there is a reduction in airway muscle activity, thus promoting obstruction during nonrapid eye movement sleep.

MMP9-deficient mice show a delayed regenerative response after 70%% hepatectomy [ 51] and suppression of MMP9 activity attenuates microcirculatory obstruction in monocrotaline-induced acute liver injury [ 52, 53].

Intestinal obstruction leads to increased myoelectrical activity of the intestine resulting in increased consumption of calcium [ 20, 21]; thus it is conceivable that hypocalcaemia results from caecal dilatation.