Dyax recently signed a joint venture agreement with Genzyme to finance half the cost of advanced clinical trials of Dyax's new drug, known as DX-88, used to treat hereditary angioedema, a potentially fatal disorder that can constrict air passages.
Keep the hole in the lips small enough to keep the air velocity high, but not too small that it constricts air flow.
Added to that were high levels of ground-level ozone, nitrogen dioxide, sulfur dioxide and particulate matter, all of which can inflame and constrict the air passages in the lungs and set off asthma attacks even in people who have never had them.
Constrict the air flow of your opponent's neck by clamping your right arm tighter making the V shape narrower.
A binomial variable for vaso-constriction (constricted = 1, not constricted = 0) was modeled on the logarithm of air rate and the logarithm of air volume using 39 trials.
H is pronounced in exactly the same way, except that, instead of completely closing the muscles, they are merely constricted and the air allowed to escape.
In 2002 the Rockies began storing their baseballs in a humidor to mitigate the effects of their homefield advantage, as the leather on balls kept in the dry Denver air constricted, making the balls significantly lighter.
The inhale here is with your chest fully expanded and here take a few more quick gulps of air to expand your chest a tiny bit more Exhale strongly with your throat constricted to maintain the air in your lungs as you push the weight away from you.
It is also possible that athletes could have allergic reactions to specific pollutants, causing their air passages to become irritated and constricted.
The Dutch 'g' is a "fricative", meaning that the air is moving past a partly constricted opening in your mouth.
