Sentence examples for relatively constricted from inspiring English sources

No one knows why this kind of algae — better known as didymo or rock snot — is suddenly able to grow profusely outside its relatively constricted native habitat.

"Huge numbers of these animals are moving through relatively constricted geographic areas and just a few large catches could have dramatic negative impacts on their populations".

Additionally, our protocol employed an NWI-NPRS item pool that was relatively constricted compared to some others [ 31].

Failure to amplify divergent LASV strains has been observed (2, 8 ), and considerable sequence diversity in LASVs has been noted even within relatively constricted geographic areas (9 ).

Firstly, the preserved body outline may not be a faithful representation of the in vivo trunk and limb morphology, rather it will be relatively constricted at the points where limbs articulate with the trunk and inflated between limbs.

In contrast, aging ilk 54-wCS /+ flies exhibit no significant difference with age in heart tube diameters; however, hearts from these flies are already relatively constricted even at young ages (Fig. 3C,D).

This finding suggests that the early hindlimb blood flow response may result from shunting of blood from highly vasoconstricted vascular beds to relatively less constricted hindlimb vasculature.

Surprisingly, the HSN tumour vasculature constricted relatively selectively in response to this agonist compared with the majority of normal tissues, with the exception of the small intestine (Bell et al, 1999).

As the temperature is made relatively colder, the ball cannot bounce so high and it is constricted by relatively smaller ranges of movement.

The India those men and women lived in was one that, like its predecessor, was centralised, garrisoned, culturally constricted, and ruled by a relatively small English-speaking elite whose attitude toward the masses was alternately benevolent and exploitative but never inclusive.

Palatal malformations occur in 75% of Apert syndrome patients and include cleft soft palate or bifid uvula, as well as highly arched and constricted palates with a median furrow, lateral palatal swellings, relatively shorter hard palate and relatively longer and thicker soft palate (Kreiborg and Cohen, 1992; Cohen and Kreiborg, 1996).