Sentence examples for constrictions that from inspiring English sources

Foreign aid has traditionally been provided in patriarchal models or with constrictions that limit its effectiveness.

... Segmentation manifests as rhythmic local constrictions that do not propagate along the intestine.

There are so many unknowns: Do blood vessel constrictions that show up on the CT scan threaten increased danger, or are they innocuous?

I know it's a strange word to use, but it was thrilling to be able to do something like this without the perfectly understandable constrictions that might have obtained under other, more commercial circumstances".

It was these constrictions that allowed Davis to explode so forcefully, and with such calculated contempt, especially in Regina's final, chilling conversation with her ailing husband: REGINA: I was lonely when I was young.

So there's a lot at stake economically, even as the anxiety-rattled travel industry braces for more shocks and constrictions that will certainly occur if there is a protracted war in Iraq.

Midway through the channel the cells reach a constriction that squeezes them and forces them to stretch out, allowing the substance to be pushed in.

Increased sensitivity to airway constriction that characterizes BHR is a documented sequel to viral respiratory infections in several species, including horses and humans.

The greater part of the narrative proceeds thus, and Ishiguro gets his darkest effects from this "dead hand" approach, creating an atmosphere of unbearable constriction that is like looking back down a tunnel.

In a constricted capillary tube we observed, both experimentally and numerically, a phenomenon of snap-off coalescence events in the vicinity of the constriction that bring new insights into our understanding and modeling of two-phase flows.

A focal constriction that reduced flow by ca. 20% was used to simulate vascular injury.