Converse of object

• cause: It is thought to work by causing constriction of the cerebral blood vessels.

• have: You don't have constrictions with somebody like that.

• reduce: By stopping this enzyme working, ACE inhibitors reduce the constriction of the blood vessels.

• relieve: This drug opens up -- dilates - the small blood vessels to relieve constrictions.

• pass: Some hammering would be required to pass the constriction.

• mean: I see collaboration as a liberation because in general it means more constrictions are placed on my working methods.

Converse of subject

• cause: The former is definitely caused by a constriction of the nerves, and the latter could be.

Adjective modifier

• slight: The vessel is long, cylindrical, with a ridged appearance and a slight constriction toward the middle.

• visual: No visual field constriction could be exhibited with confrontations OU.

• minor: An exposed traverse around a corner leads to a minor constriction followed immediately to the left by Glorious Leader.

Modifies a noun

• device: Vacuum constriction devices for erectile dysfunction Clinical bottom line There is little good randomized trial data on the use of vacuum constriction devices.

Noun used with modifier

• field: No visual field constriction could be exhibited with confrontations OU.

• vessel: The name of this condition comes from its symptoms Calcinosis: calcium deposits in the skin Raynaud's: blood vessel constriction.

• blood: The name of this condition comes from its symptoms Calcinosis: calcium deposits in the skin Raynaud's: blood vessel constriction.

• airway: Asthma diagnosis allowed use of recognized criteria or reversible airway constriction.

• pupil: All three active drug conditions included miosis ( pupil constriction ).

Preposition: of

• artery: Ischemic stroke refers to the blockage of an artery by usually by a blood clot combined perhaps with a constriction of the artery.

• vessel: In the third test the constriction of blood vessels was reduced by 20 per cent in patients compared with the controls.

• tube: Eating large quantities of boiled carrots was thought to help asthmatics ( by relieving constriction of the bronchial tubes ).

• pupil: Exposure to nerve agents causes constriction of the pupils, salivation, and convulsions that can lead to death.