Sentence examples for possible blockage of from inspiring English sources
He retired from the opera a year later after medical tests showed he had a possible blockage of the carotid artery.
Egypt is not a major oil producer, but instability there raises fears of a possible blockage of the Suez Canal, a major thoroughfare for oil exports and spreading unrest in the region.
Duesbery and company then showed that LF prevents frog oocytes from maturing into eggs, indicating possible blockage of the MAPK pathway.
As Google increasingly faces criticism over privacy practices from governments around the world and faces a possible blockage of its acquisition of AdMob by the FTC, the technology giant has been spending money on lobbying efforts.
In the present study, the tested 32 Lactobacillus isolates were investigated for possible blockage of Salmonella typhi isolate SS6 adherence to Vero cells.
Although we observed no important differences in the structure among the Ang copies (for example, all six copies present less than 2Å root mean square deviations from the first copy; Table 3), our results point to the possible blockage of the active site in mAng2, which may explain the lack of mAng1-like activity.
Both of these improvements in erythrocytes and thrombocytes allowed development of thinner capillaries in mammals, preventing their possible blockage [ 61, 62].
The barrier separating MoH from MoF is certainly not the only possible blockage point for effective health financing reforms, but it is one of the most important ones.
Tests also were conducted to address operational concerns about possible hydrate blockage of injector orifices and the submerged CO2 conduit during system start-up and shutdown.
In order to overcome the possible blockages, a consistent and result driven dialogue between these two ministries is of high importance.
In the case without a swirl promoter, a dry-ice ball shows lower heat transfer characteristic for higher inlet pressures, and resultantly leading to a possible down-stream blockage of the channel.
