The phrase "constrict on" is not a correct or commonly used phrase in written English.
Instead, you could use the phrase "constrain on" which has the same meaning. For example: "The budget constrains on the team's ability to purchase new materials."
Despite our work does not clarify how and why the modifications of some gene networks are constrict on the course of evolution, EPI represents one step in evolutionary relationship understanding by identifying which gene families have been more or less stable on the course of evolution.
Her tone tended to constrict on her highest notes.
Argyll Robertson pupils, small and irregular pupils that do not react to light but constrict on accommodation to close vision, may be associated with syphilis or other brainstem diseases.
Binomial parameters (i.e. the probability of hospitalization) and utility values are constricted on the interval zero to one and hence they were varied according to beta distribution.
In particular, probabilities and utility values were constricted on the interval zero to one and hence they are varied according to a beta distribution.
4. The Troops: Too Few, Too Constricted On Feb. 25, the Army's chief of staff, Gen. Eric Shinseki, warned Congress that postwar Iraq would require a commitment of "several hundred thousand" U.S. troops.
Under a bill that was passed by the New Jersey Legislature in June, development is to be constricted on 395,000 sensitive acres of the highlands and channeled toward the more highly developed 145,000 peripheral acres.
The autofluorescence lesion started constricting on subsequent follow-up (Figure 3C,D,E).
However, copper activation of laccases is not constricted on bacterial POs, as this metal was also determined to activate fungal PO, for instance Daedalea quercina laccase [Baldrian 2004].
It has been shown with ultrasound that the temporal artery on the symptomatic headache is not constricted during migraine or cluster headache attacks whereas the artery is constricted on the contralateral side [57, 58].
Among the principles for which the United States purports to stand is the "rule of law," but it is very handy to reserve the ability to reconstrue a word in a law that might otherwise be too constricting on a democracy- and rule-of-law-loving nation.
