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Second, these uterine contractions may constrict the oxygenated blood supply by vasoconstriction within the endometrium, leading to enhanced cell death, ischemia [3] and the production of reactive oxygen species (ROS).

To fulfil its role as a safeguard against any parliamentary or executive propensity to majoritarian or sectarian politics, it may constrict the Government's freedom to discriminate against racial and religious communities by obstructing the passage of new laws and regulations that it deems to contain such "differentiating measures".

Exercise also seemed to stabilize the tumor vascular system, leading to an improved endothelial barrier which may constrict the migration of metastatic cells.

Multiple insults occurring concurrently at multiple sites within the system may constrict the range and flexibility of compensatory mechanisms, thereby compromising the integrity and viability of the system.

Titrating norepinephrine to a baseline MAP of 65 mmHg plus the intraabdominal pressure [ 4] and administering terlipressin or vasopressin (which may constrict the efferent glomerular arteriole [ 5]) may be an effective hemodynamic strategy to ensure renal perfusion pressure.

This is consistent with a multiple-hit hypothesis predicting that multiple concurrent insults occurring at different target sites within a system (here nigrostriatal dopamine) may constrict the range and flexibility of compensatory mechanisms, thereby compromising the integrity and viability of the system.

French-speaking Montreal is certainly not Tehran, yet both films examine the way a country's legal system may constrict and undermine the integrity, and indeed the humanity, of its citizens.

If the person is alive, the pupils may constrict.

Many deaths and injuries are caused by a person trying to handle a large snake; if the snake gets scared, it may constrict, and you will need someone else to help get it off.

Only 2.8% of women after first vaginal births and 3.5% after subsequent births had severe (at least daily) urinary incontinence, but the risk of urine loss even with less severe incontinence may constrict women's daily life.

For example, if the area occupied by the Freedom Tower grows in size, as now seems likely, that may constrict Vesey Street, which was supposed to be two-way.