Sentence examples for obstruction to flow from inspiring English sources

The hallmark of asthma is the narrowing of the smaller airways causing obstruction to flow within the airways especially during expiration.

These modifications were employed following a guideline of good mixing and data quality, such as avoiding obstruction to flow field, avoiding hot spots, handling high viscosity and avoiding settling.

For example, local factors, such as obstruction to flow by atherosclerosis, an arterial catheter, or thrombosis after previous arterial catheterization, could affect measurement.

Using injections of Iohexal tracer for CT it was shown that there were very small lateral and third ventricles and obstruction to flow from through the aqueduct and from the cortical subarachnoid space into the encysted fourth ventricle.

The selection represents consideration of heat removal system, minimal obstruction to flow and desirable mixing effects.

The vast majority of cases of hydrocephalus are due to distinct sites of obstruction to flow of CSF.

Specifically, stent struts create local obstructions to flow and pool drug locally while dilated bifurcation vessels naturally create large retrograde flow regimes that accumulate drug; these phenomena differentially modulate arterial drug distribution patterns.

Flooded areas corresponding to a storm rainfall with return period 25 years were calculated by simulation, the flooding being mainly due to flow obstruction by bridges.

Notwithstanding its limitations, the current prototype demonstrates certain features characteristic of the microcirculation, such as parachute and bullet shapes of red cells deformed in capillary channels, rouleaux formation, plasma skimming, and the utilization of collateral flow pathways due to flow obstruction caused by a white cell blocking a microchannel.

Hypotension occurred more frequently in patients with obstruction to blood flow and arrhythmia (n = 3), obstruction to blood flow only (n = 1), and arrhythmia only (n = 1).

Hydrocephalus may be described as either communicating, in which the obstruction to the flow of CSF occurs outside the brain ventricles, or noncommunicating (also called obstructive hydrocephalus), in which the obstruction to the flow of CSF occurs within the ventricles.