Sentence examples similar to reduced obstruction from inspiring English sources
The result is reducing obstruction at the hypopharynx and tongue base by displacing this musculature anteriorly.
Yashin should benefit this season from the N.H.L.'s aim to reduce obstruction, although Yashin said he would believe there would be less hooking and holding when he saw it.
He was one of many NHL players who had publicly spoken out regarding the league's failed attempts in the past to reduce obstruction.
This technique offers the advantage of concentrating the antimicrobial at the surface of the food product, which is where potential pathogens grow, and reduces obstruction from food particles [ 7].
Matthew Tanteri, principal of the daylighting consulting firm Tanteri & Associates and an assistant professor of lighting design at Parsons the New School for Design, said that there are two key ways to enhance natural light: improving interior reflectivity and reducing obstructions from furniture.
For each problem area, a set of possible interventions with the potential to reduce obstructions and difficulties were identified.
Mutual understanding of mechanisms that contribute to interpersonal difficulties in families may help both adolescents and their parents to reduce obstructions in their relationship.
As a result of maintaining redox balance, ALA may impede oxidative stress-induced NF- κB activation and, thus, reduce obstruction-induced fibrosis.
Intraaortic balloon counterpulsation (IABC) is an adjunct to revascularization and has reduced microvascular obstruction and infarct size in animal models of AMI.
He has fathered six children out of wedlock, and in 2000 was even indicted for murder in connection with the death of two men outside an Atlanta nightclub (the charge was later reduced to obstruction of justice after Lewis agreed to testify against two co-defendants).
The overall inflow capacity was apparently further reduced through obstructions by the floats, which had probably not been anticipated to that extent (see Sec. 3.1).
