Sentence examples for should constrict from inspiring English sources

Since blood vessels in tumors, including VX2 rabbit tumors, commonly lack smooth muscle [9, 10], theoretically, arterial infusion of vasoconstricting agents should constrict normal vessels but leave tumor vessels unaffected, shunting blood from normal tissues to tumor.

"As the body becomes more upright, the heart rate should rise temporarily, and different blood vessels should constrict to increase the blood pressure and ensure enough blood gets to the brain," explains first author Gary Cohen, a senior research scientist in the Department of Women's and Children's Health at the Karolinska Institute, Stockholm.

When you think of a negative experience, they should constrict.

The pupils of the eyes focused completely on light should constrict (grow smaller).

Of course this is an interstate carrier and we should not constrict congressional powers over it by narrow statutory interpretations.

"I believe light as a medium should be free, it should not constricted or confined," he writes on his site.

The Jewish version of the accent, also very prominent, is quite a lot more nasally & your throat should feel constricted.

Americans may no longer have a vocabulary to explain why freedom should sometimes be constricted, but they like it when they see people trying to do it.

It has led us up those last few steps to the mountain pass; and beyond there is a different country.'' ALL too often the moral drawn from the atomic saga and its legacy of arms development is, simply put, that science can lead to evil, and that since its temptations cannot be resisted, its powers should be sharply constricted.

In light of this, ISS said Apple's board's "latitude should not be constricted by a shareholder resolution that would micromanage the company's capital allocation process".

Sounding defiant, last week he said the international energy market shouldn't be constricted by "politics and sanctions".