Sentence examples for constrictions of the from inspiring English sources

Infections can cause constrictions of the cervix, which may lead to difficult labour.

The six artists have responded to the constrictions of the form – 37mm by 35mm, including perforations – in a variety of ways.

Apart from the obvious barrier of fairly rampant sexism in the force, it was difficult to be on an equal footing given the constrictions of the women's uniforms.

Jacques Burger was the first to accept the constrictions of the day; this was an order of events specifically written with him in mind.

Our human bodies that must have exercise to keep from dying must be allowed to function as actively as possible within the constrictions of the concrete jungle.

Berliner was excited at how much creativity was released when teachers and children were free from the constrictions of the curriculum.

None of this means the constriction of the public commons.

Alkaloid-induced constriction of the testicular artery could disrupt thermoregulation.

Momma, K., Nishihara, S. & Ota, Y. Constriction of the fetal ductus arteriosus by glucocorticoid hormones.

Asthma is an inflammation and constriction of the airways that makes it difficult to breathe.

Symptoms range from mild stomach or skin reactions to a constriction of the airways.