Sentence examples for constrict the movement of from inspiring English sources

Try not to constrict the movement of your tongue - this will result in garbled speech.

Gradually, remaining factory owners gave up on the capitalist island of West Berlin during the 28 years that the Wall constricted the movement of goods and people.

The pain occurred 10 days after surgery and was constricting the movement of the left hip.

In this assay, the movement of the histone octamer toward the end of the DNA constricts the motion of the DNA and thus increases the anisotropy of a fluorophore attached there, similar to how the movement of the counterweight along the pendulum of a metronome changes the frequency of the metronome's oscillation.

Mr. Malvacías, whose set included rectangular boxes of neon light (oddly, they were rarely lighted), also designed the casual costumes, which were evocative of rehearsal clothes yet seemed to constrict the dancers' movement.

This may be related to less cytoplasmic crowding, for example by reduced cytoskeleton, causing the movement of proteins to be less constricted [48].

Lack of knowledge services and limited clients constrict the development of web-based learning.

The endogenous transcription factors were deleted from the organism to constrict the impact of external factors.

At least three of the songs — "To Winter," "Independence!," and "Idaho!" — cry out for better choreography, but G. W. Mercier's set constricts the possibilities of movement..

Enlarged plaque lesions constrict the luminal surface of the artery and hence reduce blood flow.

"The movement of your hand.