Sentence examples for constrict circulation from inspiring English sources
The wrap should be snug and provide support and not constrict circulation.
Tight sleeves or bracelets can constrict circulation in your arm, contributing to fluid build up which can lead to lymph node swelling.
Sitting down puts your body in neutral – it constricts circulation, slows your metabolism, shuts off muscles and tightens your connective tissues.
In order to evaluate the health of the participants' blood vessels before and after the weight-loss programs, the researchers conducted a blood-flow test by constricting circulation in the upper arm with a blood pressure cuff for five minutes.
This cold weather malady occurs when blood vessels spasm and constrict, causing circulation to slow, as the result of cold weather.
For instance, when tying someone up, be sure not to constrict their circulation, and remember that spanking is to stimulate rather than harm.
The stroke that is constricting Republicans' circulation and their inability to connect with voters beyond a shrinking base is in play because their new Man of Steele -- the African American man who pledged to "bring this party to every corner, to every boardroom, to every neighborhood, to every community" -- now is an albatross around the party's already bowed neck.
With heat stress, levels of nearly all bile acids detected were even lower at Tc,Max (Additional file 7), possibly due to decreased reuptake within the small intestine and constricted intestinal circulation [ 41].
Vasopressin does not constrict the pulmonary circulation, and thus vasopressin may be preferred for patients with pulmonary hypertension.
However, do not over dampen the tail or the bandage will constrict and cut off circulation!
The predominant theory (termed the underfill theory) is that blood vessels in the kidney circulation are constricted because of the dilation of blood vessels in the splanchnic circulation (which supplies the intestines), which is mediated by factors released by liver disease.
