obstructive
ಪ್ರತಿರೋಧಕ
definition
adjective
all tubing should be cleared of obstructive algae and detritus
causing a blockage or obstruction.
instead of being helpful, she had been a shade obstructive
causing or tending to cause deliberate difficulties and delays.
translation of 'obstructive'
ಪ್ರತಿರೋಧಕ,
ತಡೆಯೊಡ್ಡುವ
example
Third, the duration of inspiratory effort is difficult to determine in 'obstructive' disease with dynamic hyperinflation, due to a variable degree of neuromuscular uncoupling.
This is where the industry is being deliberately 'obstructive' , holding Britain back in the meantime.
I hadn't expected to discover that they (their rules) were deliberately 'obstructive' as well.
Residents in the area, who have had to put up with 'obstructive' on-street parking and a sharp rise in traffic volumes, are understandably reluctant to see a bigger capacity park developed on the site of the current car park.
His behaviour and attitude towards his supervisory team amounts to his being deliberately 'obstructive' .
The ‘men in suits’, continually seeking change in the most 'obstructive' way, brought confusion and chaos that disrupted the teaching process.
People with chronic bronchitis or chronic 'obstructive' pulmonary disease may experience recurrent exacerbations with worsening symptoms or greater volume or purulence of sputum.
That typifies his attitude throughout the case uncooperative, 'obstructive' and difficult.
The leaflet informs the vehicle owner of their 'obstructive' parking and warns them that it is an offence and could lead to prosecution.
HABITUÉS of Sydney's varied night life have long been aware that the main hazards in the bars and clubs are not the exotic concoctions on sale, but the 'obstructive' and obnoxious bouncers on every door.
Human documents belong to humankind: hence his rage against 'obstructive' archivists who dare refuse access to precious materials which have fallen to their care.
The police constable told the court that when Smith was taken to Scarborough police station he was ‘difficult, 'obstructive' and offensive towards the custody sergeant’.
The re-gasification terminals are viewed as large, 'obstructive' and generally displeasing to the eye for local residents and businesses.
Pedestrian charity and road safety campaign group, Living Streets joins battle against illegal and 'obstructive' parking in the Norwich area by issuing its own parking warning notices.
Mrs Brown said that throughout Jones behaved in a violent and 'obstructive' manner, at one point clinging on to a row of shopping trolleys.
I note they worked assiduously to cooperate with the Military Committee - even when the Government and the Defence Minister were deliberately 'obstructive' .
Only if 'obstructive' symptoms are significant would surgery be indicated, even in cases of systemic amyloidosis.
Mr. Ralph, director of community, economy and environment, told the cabinet some market users had found it difficult and sometimes even impossible to set up because of 'obstructive' vehicles.
This drug should be used with caution in patients who have significant cardiovascular disease, controlled asthma, chronic bronchitis, or chronic 'obstructive' pulmonary disease.
The authors conclude the four weeks of treatment with a mandibular advancement splint improves daytime sleepiness and a range of other symptoms in patients with 'obstructive' sleep apnea.
If anything, company personnel were 'obstructive' : Mr Jones first delayed the audit and then failed to implement it.
That typifies his attitude throughout the case that has been uncooperative, 'obstructive' and difficult.
For instance, an application to open a farm shop could have serious highways problems, but local authorities can be more 'obstructive' than helpful in farm diversification.
Confidence and ambition regarding the international competitiveness of these industries made trade barriers and protection appear unnecessary and 'obstructive' .
Surgery still remains the standard of treatment for 'obstructive' symptoms.
We are not trying to be 'obstructive' , it is a safety issue.
We are confident that when this motion comes before the Council for debate, that it will be carried and these 'obstructive' bollards will be removed once and for all.
But one window, to the storeroom at the back, is open, and I step through and in, tearing my shirt on an 'obstructive' nail as I go.
It was and is reasonable to hold that Burke was deliberately and knowingly 'obstructive' of the tribunal's work.
They worried that women sporting the 'obstructive' hairstyle were lowering wartime factory production.
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