Sentence examples for constriction from from inspiring English sources
Margaret Atwood has been writing all her life about forms of constriction, from the uniform subjections of The Handmaid's Tale and Grace Marks's life behind Victorian bars in Alias Grace to the voluntary imprisonment of lawful citizens in The Heart Goes Last.
Hence while low frequency FOT data itself is highly sensitive to the occurrence of heterogeneous constriction, inverse modeling approaches cannot distinguish heterogeneous constriction from changes in tissue viscoelasticity from these data.
The glottis between x = 0 and lc is simply connected by a straight line:
15 Constriction from tight clothes may lead to hiesho due to restricted blood circulation.
Thus, a re-orientation of the pattern occurred during constriction, from oscillations along the long axis in the unconstricted compartment, to perpendicular new length axes.
The apparent independence of [Ca2+]i and constriction from KV channel opening in response to superoxide in PA is of relevance to hypoxic pulmonary vasoconstriction (HPV) and chronic hypoxia-induced PH.
This "bending" by protein crowding could give rise to constrictive forces similar to (or in addition to) constriction resulting from FtsA-induced curvature.
In whispery phonation, the glottal constriction results from a triangular opening of the arytenoid cartilages of the glottis, while the vocal folds can vibrate independently.
In breathy phonation, all laryngeal muscles are relaxed, so that the glottal constriction results from an incomplete closure of the vocal folds during vibration.
Hence, according to the phenomenon of cerebral hypoperfusion, we proposed another possible mechanism: intracranial arteries constriction derived from myocardial ischemia lead to a CSD, which in turn caused a headache.
The obtained results on current constriction resistances from numerical calculations on a 3D reconstruction of a Ni YSZ anode/YSZ electrolyte assembly is compared with existing models with analytical expressions.
