Sentence examples for constriction by from inspiring English sources
The phrase "constriction by" is grammatically correct and can be used in written English
It is commonly used to refer to a situation where there is a limitation or restriction imposed upon someone or something. For example: - The company is facing financial constriction by the government's new regulations. - The artist's creative expression was hindered by the constriction of narrow-minded critics. - Due to the constriction by the weather, the outdoor event had to be rescheduled for another day.
We also show that incorporation of Collagen IV determines organ shape, first by mechanically constricting cells and second through recruitment of Perlecan, which counters constriction by Collagen IV.
Dr. Telecky counted an average of 20 fatalities and 90,000 illnesses a year from reptiles, sometimes from bites or constriction by snakes, but usually from salmonella, which is endemic in the gut of reptiles and can be spread when people touch the animals or places they have been.
In contrast, during oil flooding, oil pathways remained relatively free from constriction by the gel.
However, (Assmann [1953]) pointed out that mechanical constriction by neighbouring trees limits the expansion of a tree crown and constitutes an element of competition.
Rapid maxillary expansion (RME) is routinely used in orthodontic treatment to correct transverse maxillary constriction by opening of the midpalatal suture [11].
One can synthesize these forward models with imaging and FOT data taken in asthmatics after inducing airway constriction by administering an airway smooth muscle agonist (i.e., methacholine).
Like Vaughan's "Send In the Clowns," Ms. DeLaria's "Ballad of Sweeney Todd" frees itself from constrictions by essentially ignoring the lyric's subtleties and riffing off the melody.
To determine the E-M uncoupling, cardiac rings from the four groups were treated with different doses of acetylcholine after pre-constriction by CaCl2 and their rate of relaxation was measured.
Acetic acid causes abdominal constrictions by releasing certain endogenous chemical substances like histamine, serotonin, bradykinin and different prostaglandins which stimulate the pain sensitive neurons.
In comparison, a standard antinociceptive drug, aspirin, when administered at a dose of 200 mg per kg body weight, reduced the number of abdominal constrictions by 37.5%.
The stem extract, on the other hand of the same plant, at the afore-mentioned four doses, reduced the number of acetic acid-induced abdominal constrictions by 41.7, 50.0, 54.2, and 61.0%, respectively.
