Large masses that obstruct the foramen of Monro are debulked to relieve ventricular obstruction.
He saw them as "ornaments" that obstruct truth.
During rapid decompression the nitrogen forms gas bubbles that obstruct capillaries.
The legislature should return to firm adherence to the legislative process, discontinuing tactics that obstruct and delay, and limiting rules that shut out the minority.
None of this hectic drama came across, though, as the cast stood as motionless as the stone blocks that obstruct the stage in Alison Chitty's sparse grey design.
Former Mayor Rudolph Giuliani uprooted the venerable Fulton market but left intact the illegal open-air fish markets that obstruct and pollute sections of Mott and Grand Streets.
Not only is the boy unable to see, the cataracts that obstruct his vision turn his eyes pale blue, like Termite's.
Too often in "Hell" James trusts neither Dante's power of suggestion nor the reader's ability to take a hint, as he shackles the poem with asides and explanations that obstruct its celebrated flow.
The troika has had little success in liberalizing dozens of so-called "closed professions," ranging from taxi drivers to pharmacists, that are protected by guilds that obstruct newcomers and have strenuously opposed reforms.
Mr. Abbas told Xinhua, China's state-run news agency, before his trip that he would ask China "to use its relationship with Israel to remove the obstacles that obstruct the Palestinian economy".
Below us the Nile snakes through lush vegetation, shimmering in the morning sun as it churns up white froth around the scattered islets that obstruct its course toward the Albertine Rift.
