Sentence examples for overcoming obstruction from inspiring English sources

The investigators reported that the patients, 8 years of age and older, who received gridiron incisions for appendicitis in the first 3 months of the postoperative period had the greatest chance of overcoming obstruction non-operatively.

The researchers proceeded to develop techniques to overcome obstruction, such as lifting of the chin, and subsequently demonstrated that mouth-to-mouth respiration was superior to other methods in the quantity of air that could be delivered in each respiratory cycle (tidal volume).

The increase in effort for breathing to overcome obstruction and its consequent calorie demand are a further mechanism by which OSA impacts growth.

"The Senate must overcome obstruction by defeating a threatened filibuster, and allow a vote on this and other commonsense reforms to protect our kids and our communities.

"Going forward, it's critical that Congress overcome obstruction to this program and regularly replenish the number of visas available to avoid future brinkmanship," Shaheen said.

Lead malfunction was the primary indication for revision in 56% of our cases and the use of the laser sheath to overcome obstruction and remove the malfunctioning lead represents an attractive option in such cases.

Fishways are hydraulic structures that enable fish to overcome obstructions to their spawning and other migrations in rivers.

Through this, women will finally be given the chance to initiate change and overcome obstructions in all spheres, from traditions and cultures to economic and social barriers.

WASHINGTON -- The first two years of Obamacare enrollment brought health coverage to millions of people, overcoming political obstruction and a disastrous initial rollout of the sign-up system in the process.

We sought to assess our use of laser lead extraction in overcoming venous obstruction.

This crisis attracts many scientists to work towards overcoming this obstruction by improving salt-tolerant lines.