Sentence examples for for constricting from inspiring English sources

With the same blithe disregard for constricting titles, she has shifted the emphasis of Great Performers from celebrity performers to choice repertory and virtually redefined Lincoln Center itself.

The Hamas government focused on Israel, blaming it for constricting Gaza's electricity supply, noting that Israel bombed the Gaza power station in 2006 and has long blockaded the territory from receiving many supplies, including fuel needed to run the station.

But he also took the police to task for constricting the crowd too tightly with barricades along the parade route on Eastern Parkway, which he said led to shoving that spurred more than a few people to take out their frustration.

In a paper published in 1983, Mr Bernanke blamed the collapse of the banking system for constricting the supply of credit, which "helped convert the severe but not unprecedented downturn of 1929-30 into a protracted depression".The notion that financial crises are transmitted to the broader economy by the "bank-lending channel" has dominated subsequent policymaking.

Entering the plasma, it acts as an enzyme that induces one of the plasma globulins to yield angiotensin I, which is inactive, and which gives rise in turn to angiotensin II, the most potent agent for constricting the blood vessels and raising the blood pressure.

In eukaryotic systems ECE activates endothelin-1, a protein responsible for constricting blood vessels and raising blood pressure [52].

We selected a dominant mutant showing altered fruit morphology that we named ctf for constricted fruit.

His McCarthyite allies call for citizens to swear loyalty oaths to the Jewish state; for restrictions on human-rights organizations, like the New Israel Fund; and for laws constricting freedom of expression.

It's a bit trickier, but also perfectly possible, to construct models in which high rates of inequality — by, for example, constricting saving and investment (especially human-capital investment) among the poor — lead to lower rates of growth.

A binomial variable for vaso-constriction (constricted = 1, not constricted = 0) was modeled on the logarithm of air rate and the logarithm of air volume using 39 trials.

Overall, the genomic and transcriptome sequences of D. stenobrocha provided new insight into the origin of nematode predation in fungi and the mechanism of constricting rings, these sequences also can be essential tools to reveal the mechanism of nematode-capture by constricting rings, and for further better exploitation of nematode-trapping fungi in the use of nematode control.