The result is a form of heart failure partly based on an obstruction to blood flow through the pulmonary vessels, producing high blood pressure in the pulmonary artery.
CRACKDOWN ON OBSTRUCTION -- To improve the flow of the game and increase scoring chances, the N.H.L. plans yet another crackdown on obstruction tactics.
The special counsel wrote that while his report "does not conclude that the President committed a crime, it also does not exonerate him" on obstruction, according to Barr's letter.
In the case of benign tumours, these effects include pressure on local structures and obstruction to hollow organs; with malignant tumours, one must add the possibilities of local invasion and of spread by the bloodstream or lymphatics to other organs (metastasis).
He said that the special counsel's decision not to reach a legal conclusion on obstruction left it to him to determine whether Trump's conduct as described constituted a crime.
This season, N.H.L. general managers, coaches and commentators have said that on-ice officials are allowing obstruction to creep back into the game, negating rules installed after the 2004-5 lockouthatat succeeded in opening up play.
On the other hand, obstruction to judicial power will not lose the quality of contempt though one of its aggravations be the commission of perjury.
Traditionally, when a party is in the minority in Congress, it relies on negotiation and, often, obstruction to protect its constituents' interests -- as Senate Republicans showed for six years of Barack Obama's presidency.
Effects of obesity on airway caliber and obstruction to air flow that were not merely explained by a mechanical effect on lung volume have been reported in a limited number of studies (e.g., Salome et al. 2010).
