Sentence examples for because of a constriction from inspiring English sources
Sleep-disordered breathing results in a lack of sufficient oxygen being taken into the lungs and throughout the body, usually because of a constriction of the airway, but possibly also related to structural issues or sometimes breathing centers in the brain not working ideally.
Because of a constriction point on the rail grid known as the Spokane Funnel, every one of those energy trains on the horizon — 60 a day by some estimates, empty and full — would come right through the middle of Spokane, Washington's second-largest city, with a population of 209,000.
Greed is a deprivation of abundance, a hoarding, a constriction of energy.
Symptoms included a burning sensation in the limbs because of blood constriction, which led to gangrene.
Because of the constriction on the probe, the MoS2 layers could not slide freely under bending, and delamination of the layers was observed, as marked in the inset of Fig. 3b, consistent with a previous theoretical work on the bending-induced delamination of van der Waals solids27.
The paradox evaporates as one learns to think of the pressure changes along the pipe as cause and the velocity changes as effect, instead of the other way around; it is only because the pressure falls at a constriction that the pressure gradient upstream of the constriction has the right sign to make the fluid accelerate.
Variance constriction because of a ceiling effect may have contributed to the lack of a group difference.
I never see that poor woman without thinking, with a constriction of the heart, "Oh Miss Brahms, Miss Brahms!
Children who suffer a reaction to peanuts can experience a constriction of the airways, breathing trouble, asthma, itching and swelling.
Genetic bottlenecks can cause a constriction of the genetic variability within a population.
