Sentence examples for constricted between from inspiring English sources
Although the creek has a wide floodplain throughout most of Aliso Canyon, a major bottleneck lies at the south end of the canyon where a sharp bend in the creek is constricted between crowded development and steep cliffs.
The aorta was constricted between the origin of the right innominate and left common carotid arteries with a 6/0 polypropylene ligature using a blunted 27-gauge (0.41-mm OD) needle as a calibrator.
Look for a single-segmented pedicle, or waist, constricted between the thorax and abdomen.
The intervening constricted region between the stigma and ovary lacks the usual specialized transmitting tissue (compitum), and hence is termed a pseudostyle rather than a style (Bailey and Swamy 1951).
Absence of appropriate habitat may have constricted gene flow between the Taiwan and mainland populations in spite of the connection.
As shown, when the flow becomes unstable during the discharge, signified by the sudden appearance of additional diamond shock in the flow, the discharge mode also starts to oscillate between the constricted arc and diffused arc, manifesting relaxation instability.
As a result, commerce between regions is constricted, and transporting medicine, clothing and other supplies to remote regions has often been impossible.
Water circulation and mixing were not as great as they are today, because most of the oceans (e.g., the developing North Atlantic) were constricted, and the temperature differences between the poles and the Equator were minimal.
The green spathe (13 22 cm long) is distinctly constricted in the median portion, between the lower part and limb.
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The absence of significant difference between patients who constricted their brachial artery and those who did not for VCAM and albuminuria, which are usually considered as endothelium markers [ 26], might be consistent with the role of impaired smooth muscle cell function in our population.
