Sentence examples for point of blockage from inspiring English sources

With this channel of political activity overpoliced to the point of blockage, the result is a positive feedback loop of rising inequality and eroding freedoms.

Seemingly insurmountable gaps in political solutions to repair the system along with Congressional inaction to the point of blockage have brought the country to the point of crisis.

The upstream pressure increases with the degree of blockage, especially between 75%and99%99 % blockage.

Effects of thrombosis may be blockage of the blood vessel at the point of clot formation or blockage of a vessel at some other point by a clot that has broken free from its point of origin.

"There were a significant number of blockage points between the two countries … There is an agreement between those two countries".

"That is to break the 20 years of blockage, to point a new way for Japan, to revive Japan and to pass a vibrant Japan on to the next generation".

Even though the optode at the tip of the rotating flexitube optical sensor blocks the mass transfer of oxygen at this point, this blockage is insignificant.

The present study allows a first insight into possible check points of interference or blockage of the phagosomal maturation pathway in macrophages by P. acnes and opens up many interesting questions about the P. acnes intracellular lifecycle, including the intriguing possibility that P. acnes uses macrophages as a niche for survival and spread.

This fill pattern is indicative of a blockage at the point of transition between complete structure and tenuous branches, where the resin can only pass in fine, high velocity streams.

From a clinical point of view, this report suggests that blockage of the 'axon guidance' family and, more specifically, the SLIT2/ROBO pathway and its following signaling (as β-catenin/N-cadherin), may be a therapeutic approach to reduce PANR as well as consequent pathophysiologic impacts on PDA development and patient's fate (in the form of tumor recurrence and neuropathic pain).

Recent data for wMel feeding on blood from infected human patients also point to strong blockage of dengue in saliva but show some differences among serotypes (Ferguson et al. 2015).