Sentence examples for severely obstructs from inspiring English sources

Box 3. Peters anomaly Peterss' anomaly is a rare genetic disease characterized by a persisting stalk between the nascent lens vesicle and the surface ectoderm that severely obstructs vision because of corneal opacification.

It is possible that there may be an advantage in the most severely obstructed patients, although this study did not enrol enough patients with very severe asthma to evaluate this.

Their human development is consequently severely obstructed.

In both cases, Ms Filkin reported that her work had been severely obstructed.

The other is to prolong a person's life; however, this is only achieved when all three main coronary arteries are severely obstructed and when the contractility of the left ventricle has been impaired somewhat.

They are used for dilation of a partly obstructed coronary artery (percutaneous transluminal coronary angioplasty, or PTCA), with restoration of blood flow to the heart muscle, and of a severely obstructed heart valve, particularly the aortic valve, relieving the pressure on the left ventricle.

A negative attitude to a construction project by stakeholders can severely obstruct its implementation.

Absorption in the Robinson Mahoney reactor revealed the enzyme was passive while model analysis exposed gas liquid and liquid solid mass transfers as severely obstructing enzymic hydration.

The regulatory acceptance of any heavy-metal compositions in QDs will severely obstruct the final commercialization of the QD-LEDs products.

Incorporation of large CMG sheets was applied as the major strategy to improve both the electrical and mechanical properties of resulted film materials, whereas the low fabrication yield of high quality large building blocks severely obstruct its scalability.

However, in many applications, the ability to extract information such as atom positions, from such electron micrographs, is severely obstructed by low signal-to-noise ratios of the acquired images resulting from necessary limitations to the electron dose.