Bypasses Sentence Examples

The tube just bypasses the blockage by draining the urine outside the body.

The lower reaches have streams and sump bypasses which are still going.

It's music that bypasses the brain entirely, beguiling the soul with its ceaselessly inventive mercurial forms conjured literally out of the air.

A diversion along the dry oxbow bypasses the waterfall pitch.

Perhaps he/she refuses to see your talents and continually bypasses you when it comes to promotions, he/she may have questionable ethics, or you may just have the sneaky suspicion that your boss just doesn't like you.

Reserved for the most severe cases, a permanent tracheostomy bypasses the nasal passage and mouth, creating an airway in the throat.

This new blood vessel bypasses the blocked vessel and provides an additional blood supply to areas of the brain that were deprived of blood.

Most of the blood in the infant's system bypasses the lungs.

A cochlear implant bypasses damaged hair cells in the child's cochlea and helps establish some degree of hearing by stimulating the hearing (auditory) nerve directly.

First, the baby turns blue (cyanotic) because of the deoxygenated blood that bypasses the lungs.

The blood bypasses the capillaries and tissues and returns to the heart.

It bypasses the 'higher', more analytical centers of the brain.

He says that he liked it because it humanized his character and "...completely bypasses all the supernatural elements of the story."

Patients requiring heart bypasses or angioplasties - a procedure to unblock arteries - are having their operations within three months, she said.