Sentence examples for owing to obstruction from inspiring English sources

It abounds in both kinds of humor, as only Sir Noël (knighted very late in life owing to obstruction by Winston Churchill) could dish it out.

My response, that E. had not heard me correctly owing to the obstruction of his piglike ears with fatty fat, made E. cry, provoking hard laughter among the others.

Deformities in the sagittal plane were not recorded owing to the obstruction of view by the external fixator.

The CT urogram (arrow in c) shows the hydronephrosis owing to an obstruction at the level of the uretero-pelvic junction.

It is believed that the embedded Pt nanocatalysts in the PANI layers may be unable to contribute to the electrochemical catalytic performance owing to the obstruction of the surrounding PANI.

The light pouring forth from the Sun does not always reach the moon owing to the obstruction of the earth itself this is called 'an-xu', a lunar eclipse.

However, it tends to show a better prognosis as compared to the aforementioned biliary malignancies because it can be detected at a relatively early stage owing to biliary obstruction resulting in jaundice.

It is characterized by recurrent interruption of normal breathing during sleep, owing to upper airway obstruction (apneic spells) [ 5].

Three patients in the CBR group had an obstruction of the cannula: one of them died on his first day on the ward, possibly owing to an obstructive blood clot in the cannula.

Also here, one may hastily conclude that patients scoring high on the stagnation scale suffer from body/mind obstruction owing to a repressing of emotions.

Three patients were not transferred successfully, owing to serious AEs (airway obstruction, accidental extubation, and a low SpO2 of 60%%, respectively).