Sentence examples for Different reflexes from inspiring English sources

The polling speed is easily changed to accommodate people of different reflexes by simply modifying a #define in the OS.

"This has changed, thanks to the energy of this new generation of 25- to 35-year-olds, who have different reflexes and are entirely internationalized from the start".

Jazz and Brazilian styles are distinct branches of the African diaspora, and the big-band swing that the Lincoln Center Jazz Orchestra knows so well demands different reflexes from Brazil's baião, choro, bossa nova or forró.

Different realisations for spoken and written information structure produce different reflexes in their variation.

We conclude that cholera toxin and capsaicin stimulate two different reflexes with different final neurotransmitters, one being confined to the intestinal wall (cholera toxin reflex), releasing VIP, and the other being an axon reflex (capsaicin reflex) releasing acetylcholine at the effector cell.

The different reflexes that are evoked by these afferent nerve subtypes likely reflect the distinct brainstem neurons innervated by RARs and SARs [reviewed in 22].

At times during her period in office, Mrs. Merkel has asserted strong European leadership — on climate change, for example — but today's crop of issues has prompted a different reflex.

To compare the temporal recruitment of the vastus medialis obliquus (VMO) and vastus lateralis (VL) during voluntary ankle movements and perturbed standing in people with patellofemoral pain, and to determine the effects of different reflex and voluntary postural exercise tasks on VMO facilitation.

Neurones with similar reflex properties included cells that lacked dendrites and cells with complex dendritic arborizations; conversely, neurones with similar geometries often had different reflex characteristics.

Our quantitative analyses as well as the reports of others on the ERt and ERg vs. cough suggest that (1) ERt should be considered a different reflex response from cough and (2) ERt and ERg may represent the same defensive reflex, which has a different frequency of occurrence and intensity when induced from two distinct areas of the airways.

Animal investigations concerning the induction of Fos-like immunoreactive neurons in certain brain stem regions (i.e., the commissural subnucleus of the nucleus tractus solitarius, field of the reticular formation, and nucleus ambiguus) suggest that different reflex responses make use of overlapping neural circuitry [ 46].