Sentence examples for relevant obstruction from inspiring English sources

CONCLUSIONS: In women with intermediate-to-high risk for CAD who are able to exercise and have interpretable resting ECG, CMR stress perfusion imaging has higher accuracy for the detection of relevant obstruction of the epicardial coronaries when directly compared to exercise ECG.

Specifically, the relevant obstruction-of-justice statute holds that any individual who "corruptly . . .

Specifically, the relevant obstruction-of-justice statute holds that any individual who "corruptly. . .

The > 20% predicted deficits with the second highest quintile of soil Cs with PEF, MEF25, MEF50, and MEF75 suggest clinically relevant airway obstruction.

Pass on any relevant warnings (obstructions, terrain, etc).

But Mr. Comey said on Thursday that he had given his memos recounting conversations with Mr. Trump to Mr. Mueller, which would appear only to be relevant to an obstruction inquiry.

Consequently, we have addressed features of APOSEC relevant for microvascular obstruction in this subsequent study.

Both of these mechanisms are quite relevant to shunt obstruction; we must prevent both.

The soft palate obstruction (relevant for nasal ventilation) can be by passed by committing to oral ventilation (by opening the mouth with an oropharyngeal airway).

Thus, this model included no excretory component although such a component may become more relevant in urinary obstruction, for example, situations where transport in the tubular lumen and collective system is delayed.

Thus, the global burden of disease rather than bronchial obstruction seems relevant to predict prognosis of elderly COPD patients.