Sentence examples for obstruction to progress in from inspiring English sources

However, a major obstruction to progress in this field has been the lack of quantitative measures of lymphatic flow.

It's a lethal obstruction to progress.

Although histologically benign, non-invasive and unlikely to progress to a malignancy, visceral hemangiomas can result in substantial morbidity and mortality by causing obstruction, hemorrhage or by diverting blood flow.

There are many reasons for this but frustrated female coaches speak about the institutional obstructions from costs, the structure of courses (many are conducted in blocks of multiple days), and a lack of opportunities to gain experience to progress to the next level.

Samuels was the lone obstruction to England's seemingly inevitable progress once he had lost overnight partner Darren Sammy for 25, to Tim Bresnan's fourth lbw of the innings.

Although chronic obstructive pulmonary disease (COPD) is characterized by poorly reversible, chronic airflow obstruction, from the clinical point of view we must continue to make progress in the diagnosis and management of these patients so that spirometry is not the only technique used.

Patients were excluded if their disease was suitable for complete surgical resection, had progressed in the first 6 months after diagnosis, or if they had bowel obstruction due to a carcinoid tumour.

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).

Bet Moran won't be the last crack in the wall of GOP obstruction to appear.

The contribution of biliary obstruction to the circulating levels of candidate biomarkers was assessed by comparing the biomarker levels in PDAC patients with and without biliary obstruction, and in patients with benign biliary obstruction.

"It is too much obstruction to traffic".