1 to prevent sth from progressing -- hindre
to obstruct justice å motarbeide rettsvesenet
3 to stop (something) moving past or making progress -- hindre, vanskeliggjøre
The immediate subaortic region was obstructed with a prominent and mobile superior septal mass (valvar rudiments).
The randomization technique makes it possible to avoid complications like pivoting that have obstructed adoption of quadtree algorithms in the past.
Furthermore, the lack of a control group obstructs the assessment of the effectiveness of the two study conditions.
Resilient informal practices have obstructed the development of judicial autonomy.
However, this is not quite true because the length call will actually ignore the obstructing sum calls from fp during fusion.
To mark these calls uniquely, we place a small o subscript on each obstructing function call.
The teacher's expectations of the pupils were musical, but obstructed by the technical dif®culty and unmusical structure of the program.
A small ventricular septal defect, partially obstructed by folds of dysplastic tricuspid valvar tissue, also allowed for communication between the left and right ventricles.
