Sentence examples for that constricting from inspiring English sources

When people pointed out that constricting credit was exactly what wouldn't solve the economic crisis, Cameron had to perform a last-minute rewrite.

In 1994, a rogue herpetologist challenged the dogma that constricting snakes kill by suffocation.

Laser ablations of actomyosin networks reveal that constricting cells have higher cortical tension, generate tension anisotropies and morphological changes in adjacent regions of neighboring cells, and require their neighbors to coordinate their own changes in shape.

Our results indicate that constricting anterior and posterior colporrhaphy, levator myorrhaphy, and high perineorrhaphy with concurrent hysterectomy, is a feasible, safe, and effective surgical option in elderly patients at low anesthesiological risk.

Some actors might find that constricting.

The study was investigating why healthy people and people with asthma responded so differently to substances that constricted their airways.

Mr. Christie has spoken publicly about having asthma, a condition that constricts the airways, since he was a teenager.

Until then it is treated with a drug that constricts the blood vessels and salt tablets that increase the amount of fluid in the body.

The Hopkins study was intended to test this theory by giving healthy, nonasthmatic volunteers a drug that constricted their airways in a way that mimicked asthma.

They relax blood vessels by reducing production of angiotensin I, which is converted into angiotensin II, a hormone that constricts arteries.

In the latter part of the 19th century, physicians in the United States and Europe started using ergot, a rye fungus that constricts blood vessels, to treat migraines.