Sentence examples for constrict to from inspiring English sources

The blood vessels there constrict to help the blood return to the heart and stay in circulation.

Vasoreceptors, for example, may not be as quick to direct blood vessels to constrict to keep the body temperature up.

That causes your heart to pound, blood pressure to rise, and blood vessels to constrict to send more blood to your brain and muscles.

If an optic nerve lesion is present the affected pupil will not constrict to light when light is shone in the that pupil during the swinging flashlight test.

If they go ahead, the cuts will affect all domestic and foreign posts and see the US Army constrict to its smallest number since before World War II.

Dr. Buteyko concluded that hyperventilation — breathing too fast and too deeply — could be the underlying cause of asthma, making it worse by lowering the level of carbon dioxide in the blood so much that the airways constrict to conserve it.

The rationale behind the treatment is to slowly train the bowel to constrict down to a more normal size.

To ensure the safety of such a system, it becomes necessary to constrict freedom, to assault human rights.

"To constrict supply to push up prices by land banking is plainly against the economic interests of this city.

When the weather turns ice cold this can cause arteries to constrict leading to a sudden increase in blood pressure.

The depth is not constricted to just defensive end.