How To Use Occlude In A Sentence
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The anteriormost teeth are smaller than the more posterior ones, and the anterior upper teeth do not occlude with the anterior lower teeth.
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An ascending dissection occasionally can occlude the ostium of a coronary artery and lead to myocardial infarction.
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Another group has published preliminary findings on alkaline secretion in a balloon occluded segment of human oesophagus.
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My head reeled; white blotches burnt at the corners of my vision, threatening to occlude the sight before me.
GALILEE
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By contrast, the ranks of subjects whom Andy represented, like himself, occluded and determinedly not smiling, is equally revealing, as if to conjure not so much by passive aggression as by vaguely sexualized sullenness, even vacancy, the dominant mood of international fame in the 1970s and early to mid-1980s.
Archive 2009-01-01
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H2O molecules can be tightly bound to biological material and are occluded in proteins where they are often involved in catalytic reactions.
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The left middle cerebral artery was almost completely occluded by fungal emboli.
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It ties into many of his teachings about our "occluded" state, I'd say.
Archive 2006-09-01
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The prime focus in the treatment of an AMI in the 1980s and 1990s was on the re-establishment of flow in the acutely occluded coronary artery.
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It does occlude with this tooth in what appears to be a fully functional manner, and it retains the pattern of its cusps.
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However, these side chains do not fully occlude the pore but rather appear to form a hydrophobic barrier to ion permeation.
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In earlier models of the closed nAChR channel, pore-facing side chains of leucines of the Equatorial ring almost occlude the pore.
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This is quite different from, say, an operation that is much more dangerous -- but easily justified by the obviously broken limb, plugged up gall bladder or occluded arteries.
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After SIA for the occluded artery segment, balloon angioplasty of the subintimal space and stents were released (18 naked stents, 4 PTFE-covered stents).
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The size of the catheter should be small enough so as not to occlude the artificial airway totally, thus avoiding excessive negative pressure.
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HvAV - 3a virions vary from allantoid to bacilliform, and are not occluded in occlusion bodies.
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Altocumulus stratiformis, forming at mid-levels in the atmosphere and signalling the eventual arrival of the occluded front discussed in Tuesday's blog.
BBC Blog Network
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Chemically, apoplastic barriers of roots are depositions of the biopolymers lignin and suberin within the cell wall matrix, which may occlude wall pores previously filled with water.
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In 1882, Karl Huber reported on 17 patients with cardiac infarcts, which he attributed to occluded coronary arteries.
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Medical tests have established that the amount of pressure needed to occlude the arteries is six times less than the pressure needed to collapse the airway.
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Another group has published preliminary findings on alkaline secretion in a balloon occluded segment of human oesophagus.
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Additionally, cats do not masticate meat, and the peglike first upper molar does not occlude with any tooth of the lower jaw, so it serves no clear function.
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Chemically, apoplastic barriers of roots are depositions of the biopolymers lignin and suberin within the cell wall matrix, which may occlude wall pores previously filled with water.
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To induce left lung alveolar hypoxia, the left mainstem bronchus was reversibly occluded with a microvascular clip.
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Stents have been used for years with success to establish and maintain patency in partially occluded coronary arteries and it seemed reasonable that they might be similarly used for the carotid arteries.
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Surgical bypass of severely occluded vessels has been considered the gold standard for use in symptomatic patients who do not respond to more conservative treatments.
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We assume that contractions were totally absent or failed to occlude the intestinal lumen.
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He uses the finding of Wiesel and Hubel, that kittens reared with one eye occluded do not have binocular cells in the visual cortex, to support the converse of Hebb's postulate.
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So we have a greater tendency to make thrombi that can occlude the coronary vessels.
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Tumors in the tracheobronchial tree often occlude major airways producing obstructive pneumonitis and hypoxia.
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Microscopically, large neoplastic lymphoid cells with prominent nucleoli and frequent mitotic figures occlude small vessel lumina.
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The peglike first upper molar does not occlude with any tooth of the lower jaw, so it serves no clear function.
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Initially, the meatus may still be open, however, as the furuncle grows, it becomes occluded.
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My head reeled; white blotches burnt at the corners of my vision, threatening to occlude the sight before me.
GALILEE
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These recommended practices provide guidelines for use of pneumatic tourniquets, which primarily are used to occlude blood flow and obtain a near bloodless field for extremity surgery.
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This matching of the cusps allowed the teeth to occlude, or meet, in a precision bite.
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After acquiring Doppler sounds at the palmar arch, the RNFA occludes the radial artery flow.
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Arteries were distended and occluded by necrotic intraluminal debris, without platelet fibrin thrombi.
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The clear implication is that, at least in Idiognathodus, the teeth occluded in a regular and precise way.
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The drought that struck the West in the late 1880s did not occlude the entire continent.
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This contraction wrinkles the thick mucosa at this level so that the fully occluded lumen takes on a stellate configuration.
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Before 1953, procedures such as stellate ganglion block, cervical sympathectomy, thrombectomy of occluded carotid arteries, and carotid bifurcation ligation, were used.
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They fixated the center of the display while they occluded one eye with the ipsilateral hand.
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Focal pressure was applied to temporarily occlude vessels that appeared to be patent.
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Conclusions TTE could be used as a screening method of ASD, while transesophageal three-dimensional echocardiography plays an important role in the selections of therapy and occluder.
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Margaret's left internal carotid artery was completely occluded at its origin.
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If the pore in the closed channel is occluded sterically, such a molecule should be unable to reach substituted cysteines below the gate.
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Could the magmatic conditions at depth allow argon to be occluded within the minerals at the time of their formation?
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However, what has been occluded from the discussion is how the massive investments and capital flows into Bangalore have also contributed to the rise of a powerful and violent mafia.
Boing Boing
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large volumes of occluded hydrogen in palladium
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On the other hand, AP could not provid an adequate myocardial protection for the occluded LAD region.
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Through a truly imperial application of synecdoche, this georgic trajectory of empire occludes the dark sides of commerce and conquest.
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I have a 2 year old and their throats are itty bitty and so when it swells it doesn't take much to occlude it.
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Wedding Night depicts an old-fashioned corner bridal shop, display windows lit; the mannequins are faceless, heads turned or occluded by the awning.
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External carotid fistula generally consists of several minimal branch fistula, which is occluded with solid granula or IBCA, will have a good result.
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Novels are narratives of private life that they turn inward, forming subjectivities that occlude or mystify the political.
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It consists of a pair of mandibular tooth plates that occludes with two pairs of plates above.
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In their study, Morgan and coworkers occluded the contralateral nostril, and the patients therefore performed a ‘gasp’ rather than a sniff.
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He invented the nephelometer and demonstrated the insidious effect of occluded moisture in gases and solids.
Theodore W. Richards - Biography
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The dentary was scaled so that the condyle articulated with the glenoid fossa and the lower caniniform occluded with the diastema between the upper first tooth and caniniform.
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As a teacher of college English, I love the way you use the words "prolix" and "occlude".
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A penumbra is the partial shadow cast onto one celestial body (e.g., the Earth) when another celestial body (e.g., the Moon) partically but not completely occludes light from a source (e.g., the Sun).
Samuel Alito
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an occluded artery
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He removed his sunglasses, squinted as the first line of nimbostratus occluded the sun.
FLOATING CITY
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The protocone and, if present, the hypocone of the upper molar occlude directly with this surface.
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The music is occluded, disorientating, its harmonies as bitter and etiolated as the text.
Times, Sunday Times
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Moreover, once bound to a target protein, the scaffold could occlude the binding of other molecules that normally interact with the protein.
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Before 1953, procedures such as stellate ganglion block, cervical sympathectomy, thrombectomy of occluded carotid arteries, and carotid bifurcation ligation, were used.
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Immunofluorescence studies revealed that hypoxia resulted in disrupted continuity of occludin and zonula occludens-1 (Zo-1) staining with significant gap formation.
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The important feature of this closed state model is that the side chains of leucines of the Equatorial ring do not occlude the pore completely.
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The core of the earth - 2150 miles in radius - is thought to be largely composed of iron with about 10 percent occluded hydrogen.
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Another group has published preliminary findings on alkaline secretion in a balloon occluded segment of human oesophagus.
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'occluded' state, in which the cargo is locked inside the protein.
Nano Tech Wire
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But soon after the well was capped, these voices got occluded by a national media that was quick to give BP an assist and declare that the oil had miraculously vanished.
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Because only one tooth row can occlude at a time in goats, the bite point acts as a fulcrum.
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This matching of the cusps allowed the teeth to occlude, or meet, in a precision bite.
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In 1774, a medical doctor described a maneuver used to occlude the ‘gullet’ by applying pressure to the cricoid cartilage for preventing stomach insufflation when resuscitating near-drowning victims.
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With triangular occluders, the sides of the rotating shape seem to cave in.
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His claim was, however, greeted with great scepticism, and the crystals were suggested to be inorganic salts with the enzyme adsorbed or occluded.
The Nobel Prize in Chemistry: The Development of Modern Chemistry
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An ascending dissection occasionally can occlude the ostium of a coronary artery and lead to myocardial infarction.
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Furthermore, mannose chemistry itself is extremely challenging, demanding inspired solutions to the problem of synthesis at its occluded anomeric centre
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Tace atque abi. curata fac sint cum a foro redeam domum; atque aedis occlude; iam ego hic adero.
Amphitryo, Asinaria, Aulularia, Bacchides, Captivi Amphitryon, The Comedy of Asses, The Pot of Gold, The Two Bacchises, The Captives
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Instead, the barrel pore is occluded by a large, globular amino-terminal domain, termed the plug.
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In ACS, the unstable plaque ruptures, thromboses, and occludes the artery, causing angina.
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Fibroid embolisation - both uterine arteries are occluded using a transfemoral approach.
