Attempts at inspiration during anesthesia cause collapse of the pharynx with obstruction at several sites, similar to obstructive sleep apnea [ 19].
"There was no sight obstruction at the crossing," said Mr. Hollingsworth.
Packer was then shown a yellow card for obstruction at the breakdown and Cocksedge kicked the winning penalty from in front of the posts.
After about a mile of inching along, the road widened and cars started to swing around the obstruction at the head of the line.
India's habit of obstruction at the WTO is a clue to this: Indian farmers are more numerous and protected than French ones.
Former miner Kevin Horne, 66, who was arrested for obstruction at Orgreave in 1984 but never charged, said: "I'm really disappointed.
The Russia-China axis of obstruction at the Security Council has now become a critical variable in the council's decision-making process.
Voter registration groups had warned that by removing the provision the high court would invite confusion and obstruction at the polls, a prediction that appears – at least to some extent – to have materialised.
Obstruction at some point in the gastrointestinal system, chronic disease of the kidneys, liver disease, allergic reactions to foods, and the taking of certain drugs (e.g., amphetamines) are among the many other causes of the disorder.
Because of the marked swelling of the epiglottis, there is obstruction at the opening of the trachea, making it necessary for the patient to sit and lean forward to maximize the airflow.
