The old sliding-glass cabinet doors, many of them inoperable, were replaced with hinged ones, eliminating an overlap that tended to obstruct views of displays.
It runs a "school for husbands" which teaches men, who traditionally tended to obstruct women seeking birth control, about family planning.
In a recent article on the doomed future of French studies, Forsdick acidly remarked that in the past French departments had usually been staffed by French nationals and that their "persistent Francophilia often tended to obstruct the distance of ethnographic objectivity on which modern languages should ideally be based".
As an investor in private companies, I have observed that such system shortcomings drive many of the "negative" surprises and also tend to obstruct timeliness.
However, their passiveness, limited interactivity, lack of adjustment, among other problems tend to obstruct personalization, hindering efficiency and limiting some users while achieving desired goals.
The issues for these patients are essentially the same as for patients with one fixator, except that mobility is disproportionately more difficult as the two fixators tend to obstruct one another.
Interestingly, despite increases in sinusoidal adhesion which tend to obstruct blood flow, septic mice treated with Seplyte H + 5% albumin also had the greatest percentage of flowing sinusoids when compared to either normal saline or Seplyte L with albumin (Fig. 3d).
Septal deformities and turbinate hypertrophy tend to obstruct expiratory flow, which we test for separately.
Note that MPIO labeling tended to obstruct the fluorescence shown in Fig. 7d, leading to a misimpression of weaker immunoreactivity in the labeled NPCs.
On smaller streams, with narrow valleys, large landslides tend to fully obstruct the valleys, creating lakes that can persist for decades (Lu et al. 1998; Miller and Cruden 2001 , 2002 2008, 2014; Geertsema and Clague 2006, 2008).
