Sentence examples for obstruction figure from inspiring English sources

iBRAF* PCA tumors were rapidly growing, reaching large size and causing local obstruction (Figure 2C).

As in some human patients, these large lesions caused bladder outlet obstruction and hydronephrosis distention of the kidney due to outflow obstruction (Figure 2E-c yellow arrow).

In addition, the response of the tumor vessels to ROS assault involved prompt and significant FA vasodilatation (Figures 4 5) with subsequent constriction, blood clotting and vessel obstruction (Figures 3 6), culminating in irreversible flow arrest at illumination times ≥5 min (Figure 3).

Pinpointing oddball conditions and rare afflictions with razor-sharp acuity after lesser doctors have tried and failed to come up with the right illness, House and his team have to cut through physiological red herrings and psychological obstruction to figure out what is ailing the hapless victim of the moment.

We diagnosed this duodenal obstruction as SMAS. Figure 2 Upper gastrointestinal series and gastroduodenal endoscopy.

Colonoscopy performed with a regular colonoscope (Olympus Q 145L colonoscope) showed a tumorous obstruction of the sigmoid (figure 2A).

Jury deliberations in the former tech-banking figure's obstruction-of-justice and witness-tempering trial might resume Wednesday, the judge said.

The angle was wide open, the cornea was clear, and there was no obstruction of the trabecular meshwork (figure 5B).

X-ray of the abdomen revealed heavy dilatation of the colon and small intestine suggesting an obstruction of the distal colon (figure 1).

As shown in Figure  5F, acute obstruction injury increased the level and/or phosphorylation of 3 transcription factors -- JUN, MYC, and EGR1 -- identified as key regulatory nodes in PDGF-stimulated transcription.

An indictment by a federal grand jury in Manhattan charged Mr. Giovanelli, 69, with conspiracy to obstruct justice and obstruction of justice for what prosecutors said was a leak in 1999 to a Decavalcante mob figure who was to be indicted.