Sentence examples for in constricted from inspiring English sources
Guardiola's blueprint demands that each pass has to be precise as his players move forward in constricted areas.
A sensor was designed using a plastic optical fiber to study the potential of detecting structural deformities and corrosion of metallic surfaces, in particular for applications in constricted areas such as pipes.
Skin-tight clothing has been linked to many health risks, including heartburn, testicular damage, and compartment syndrome, a potentially life-threatening condition in which pressure builds up in constricted muscles.
On the whole, educators need to keep the processes of self-organization, externalization, internalization, and co-evolution in mind and constantly come up with ideas about how to support them even in constricted formal educational settings.
Because LDLs specifically impair endothelium-dependent vasodilation by reducing NO synthesis and producing superoxide anion in isolated coronary arterioles (27), the increased serum LDL might be involved with the decreased RBF via the reduced NO production in the retinal arterioles, resulting in constricted retinal arterioles.
The heroes are wound up in constricting complications that take the joy out of their victories.
It is less potent in constricting peripheral arteries than ergotamine, but is more potent in constricting peripheral veins [24].
At arterial tensions, potassium, but not phenylephrine, was more potent in constricting mammary artery than saphenous vein; isradipine was more potent as a vasodilator of potassium-constricted mammary artery than saphenous vein.
On the other hand, finance and insurance played a major part in constricting growth in New York.
Computational fluid dynamics modelling of flow in the microfluidic device demonstrated that a shear stress of 10 dyn/cm upstream from the occlusion resembled fluid shear stresses in highly constricted arteries in vivo.
In adults, constricted blood vessels in the eyes have been linked to an increased risk of cardiovascular disease.
