Sentence examples for obstruction effect from inspiring English sources

Figure 4 shows the obstruction effect on received power at different distances.

After the initial burst release, the vancomycin trapped in the Ch/Gp hydrogel was released slowly, essentially due to the obstruction effect of Ch/GP hydrogel matrix.

These results indicated that the growth rate of the spherulites was the decisive step for the overall crystallization rate in this case, which can be explained on the basis of dilution effect and obstruction effect on the mobility of PP chains in the propylene octene copolymer.

Different reconstruction strategies on 2D hexagonal lattices are examined regarding maximum likelihood principles including maximization of obstruction effects and minimization of either local or global variance of conductances between sorption sites.

Red-tailed Hawks scan from high vantage points (>10 m [44]) in open areas, which enhance the visibility to detect prey [19], reducing visual obstruction effects due to vegetation being farther away from individuals perching.

Thus, the annual decline in lung function in women has been associated with the degree of airways obstruction – an effect not seen in males.

Acute pulmonary hypertension increases RV afterload [ 24, 25], which individually and collectively with microvascular obstruction, the effects of positive-pressure ventilation, and hypercapnic acidosis exacerbate RV failure in ARDS [ 6].

The alfa blockers (alfa1-adrenoceptor antagonists), such as doxazosin, relieve the dynamic component of bladder outlet obstruction through their effect on blocking alfa1-adrenoceptor-mediated contraction of prostatic smooth muscle and the bladder neck.

However, cigarette-smoking-associated large airway obstruction and possible effects of smoking other than small airway obstruction were not adjusted for.

They may cause distal collapse of the lung or partial obstruction with 'ball valve effect' that causes obstructive and dramatic over-inflation of the distal lung.

Anyhow, cough symptoms may to some extent be an effect of obstruction in peripheral airways whereas wheezes and dyspnoea may to some extent be an effect of obstruction of larger airways, at least among elderly men.