Objective: The phenomenon of postobstructive pulmonary edema (POPE) has been associated with the relief of upper airway obstruction, which itself is fundamental to the pathophysiology of obstructive sleep apnea (OSA).
Officers Spaulding and Cari were charged with the most serious count, obstruction, which carries a maximum of 20 years.
The obstruction, which had developed over a number of months, is a recognised side-effect of the antipsychotic medication he had been prescribed.
Three weeks ago I lost a dear friend and colleague here: TMan Fayia died from an abdominal issue, seemingly a bowel obstruction, which wasn't successfully diagnosed and treated.
Helms's principal skill, in fact, was obstruction, which he employed ruthlessly once he assumed chairmanship of the foreign relations committee in 1995, having been a member since 1981.
Plosives and fricatives are both "obstruents" because they both involve obstruction, which distinguishes them from the other major class, the "sonorants", which involve uninterrupted air flow.
"It is dangerous to tear up a novel too long, you lose it, and an abandoned novel can act as an obstruction which will destroy one's writing life.
At Westminster Parnell adopted a policy of persistent obstruction, which compelled attention to Irish needs by bringing parliamentary business to a standstill.
The legislature authorized the use of electronic tabulating equipment to expedite the tabulating process and to eliminate the possibility of human error in the counting process, not to create a technical obstruction which defeats the rights of qualified voters.
No other genocide tribunal has faced so many enemies, obstacles and obstruction, which has delayed the course of justice for 27 years since the toppling of Pol Pot's regime.
Asthma is a complex chronic pulmonary disease with reversible airflow obstruction, which affects adults and children.
