“constrict”造句，怎麼用constrict造句

tending to draw together or constrict soft organic tissue.

relating to the nerves and muscles that cause the blood vessels to constrict or dilate.

constrict a hollow organ or vessel so as to stop the flow of blood or air.

Increased levels of circulating caffeine may block adenosine's action, causing blood vessels to constrict, subsequently triggering a heart attack, says El-Sohemy.

Liggett's team identified the taste receptors after screening for active genes in the smooth muscle cells that constrict or dilate the airways.

If we depend on metaphors to create user interfaces, we encounter not only the minor problems already mentioned, but also two more major problems: Metaphors are hard to find, and they constrict our thinking.

"In sexual arousal, Blood fills spaces in the tissue, and Blood vessels constrict to hold it there, enlarging and hardening the penis in an erection. The foreskin, a circular fold of skin covering the glans, is often removed. "

Tight shoes constrict the feet.

Are you sure to constrict the picture database?

Nerves constrict the blood vessels in the extremities of the body.

To conserve blood that will be needed by muscles, skin vessels constrict while vessels of the muscles dilate.

By decreasing the ability of the airways to constrict, this new treatment has been shown to help patients with severe asthma gain substantially better control over their disease.

Well, this is a Python and they're extremely aggressive and have a few teeth that they use to hold their prey while they wrap around them and then constrict.

Tending to draw together or constrict tissues;styptic.

Prolactin causes milk to be produced and oxytocin causes muscle fibers that surround the alveoli to constrict, as well as the muscles of the uterus

Doesn't that tight bracelet constrict your arm?

Because of raw pu huang can constrict uterus, so pregnant women should avoid using it; but it can be used in bleeding due to lack of constriction after giving birth.

To restrain or constrict by tightening laces, especially of a corset.