Sentence examples for could constrict from inspiring English sources

A suspension of new sales of bonds could constrict supply of Treasuries, pushing yields down instead of up.

The increased quantity of smooth muscle in the artery wall could increase the constrictive ability of the artery or the artery wall thickness, either of which could constrict the lumen of the artery, thus reducing blood flow through the vessel.

However, it has been suggested that norepinephrine could constrict cerebral arteries, reducing cerebral blood flow.

The desired estimates will follow if we could constrict a right operator-valued parametrix T, for Q t * (εx, D) satisfying L p estimates.

by Sharon Levy 1.When the snake became a man,he couldn't stop swallowingone rat after another untilhe became so large he couldn't constrict his prey.

1.When the snake became a man,he couldn't stop swallowingone rat after another untilhe became so large he couldn't constrict his prey.

When the snake became a man, he couldn't stop swallowing one rat after another until he became so large he couldn't constrict his prey.

The White House on Wednesday stopped short of threatening to veto the bill, but said it feared it could "overly constrict the primary and secondary markets for mortgage finance".

He could voluntarily constrict the anal sphincter.

Melanopsin clearly helps with the reflex, because mice lacking melanopsin could only constrict their pupils about 85% as much as normal mice, even in intense light.

Never allow a constrictor to wrap itself around your torso or neck, when startled or frightened it could instinctively constrict and hurt or kill you.