In our study, interviewees did not often appear to use more advanced teaching skills such as seeking to diversify educational techniques in the face of insuperable obstructions (time and synchronicity constraints), engagement in shared and reciprocal learning practices [ 24], reflection and evaluation of their own teaching and supervisory practices [ 25].
For comparison, in obstruction the time constant of the mouth flow could be high enough to fit with the compensation of the time constant of the box.
A block and a half south, the woman noticed another bike-lane obstruction, this time a taxi.
To prevent such local obstruction this time, the ministry said in a statement on its Web site that the factories on its list would be barred from obtaining bank loans, export credits, business licenses and land.
The Resonance metallic ureteral stent (Cook Medical, Bloomington, Indiana, USA) has been introduced for the management of extrinsic-etiology ureteral obstruction for time periods up to 12 mo.
Patients with valved conduits in place, either atrioventricular or atriopulmonary, invariably develop obstruction over time.
The incidence of airway obstruction and time to awake were comparable for all groups (p > 0.05).
At lesser degrees of airway obstruction, the time to reoxygenation was delayed.
For an accurate assessment, guidelines recommend the evaluation of daily and nightly symptoms, quantification of daily activity impairment (at work in adults and at school in children) as well as documentation of the number of rescue medication doses per week, the variability of obstruction over time, and the number of exacerbations.
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.
"Yes, we have obstructions from time to time," General Nyamvumba said.
