Most frequent were abdominal malformations (93.3%; n=30 cuticles), ranging from mild phenotypes in which the abdomen was constricted ("small abd", 13.3%, not shown) to cuticles which showed an inversion of abdominal segments into the interior of the cuticle (abdomen inside-out: "Abd i-o", 36.6%; Figure 2C).
Alice Munro in Lives of Girls and Women (1971), set in southwestern Ontario, and Margaret Laurence in her Manawaka novels (The Stone Angel, 1964; A Jest of God, 1966; The Diviners, 1974) explored their heroines' rebellion against a constricting small-town heritage.
Pressure receptors, or baroreceptors, in the walls of the aorta and carotid arteries trigger physiological reflexes to protect the central circulation, increasing heart rate to boost cardiac output and constricting small blood vessels to direct blood flow to essential organs.
Take it from this former Type-A constricted control freak.
Both orthodoxies take a constricted, mechanistic view of the situation.
Figure 4 Microfluidic manipulations (A) Constricted Geometry (B) Aspiration Induced (C) Fluid Induced (D) Electrically Induced.
Using microangiography we demonstrate that OSM morphant embryos have a constricted aortic arch.
Nicotine has a constricting effect on the blood vessels.
Within one to two minutes, tubules and vesicles fused with other dye-labeled compartments and constricted into small circular endosomes (Additional file 12).
Kimberly watched me with the eyes of a person whose entire world has constricted to a small space where every detail shines with importance.
Furthermore, the Utøya shooting was geographically constricted to a small island where all survivors were exposed to a life-threatening event and could be identified.
