Sentence examples for which may constrict from inspiring English sources
Exercise also seemed to stabilize the tumor vascular system, leading to an improved endothelial barrier which may constrict the migration of metastatic cells.
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.
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.
Praise may constrict creativity rather than free it.
Second, lower SEP may constrict an individual's capability the set of alternative ways of being and doing [ 34– 34].
If the person is alive, the pupils may constrict.
Fat cells also send out signals that cause blood vessels to constrict, raising blood pressure, and make blood clots form, which may explain how obesity increases the risk for heart attack and stroke.
Ultraviolet light may encourage the pupils in the eyes to constrict and increase the depth of focus and reduce blurring, or it may increase dopamine release, which may reduce lengthening of the eyeball.
Which may already be happening.
