Sentence examples for From reflex from inspiring English sources

Lister, from Canterbury, Kent, suffers from reflex sympathetic dystrophy and can only move her head, eyes and mouth.

Praise for Edmund Burke is a kind of tic on the part of some conservatives, arising more from reflex than reflection.

In 1998, when she was 13, Brandy was found to be suffering from reflex sympathetic dystrophy syndrome, a rare nerve affliction with no known cure.

Neuromuscular factors that contribute to spinal stability include trunk stiffness from passive and active tissues as well as active feedback from reflex response in the paraspinal muscles.

Because mACh receptor blockade does not disrupt activation of NTSce neurons via vagal afferents,75 cholinergic transmission at this level may serve to gate throughput from reflex afferents to motoneurons.

Thus, adrenal catecholamines (CAs) are released by suckling, but it is not known whether such inhibition results also from reflex activation by the same stimulus of neural sympathetics upon the mammary gland.

All these examples of cell cooperation could represent true emergence, i.e., a collective behavior resulting from reflexes of signaling acquired by a Darwinian selection.

The UES opening results from the reflex response and also from the pressure of the gas being forced out through the sphincter.

Dr. Pincus administered the neurological examinations, from simple reflex tests to EEG's and brain scans, that supplemented the interviews.

The first reprieve comes courtesy of a net-cord that sits up invitingly; the second from a reflex return that kisses the baseline.

In contrast, it attenuated test postsynaptic potentials evoked through reciprocal Ia inhibitory pathways, and excitatory and inhibitory pathways from flexor reflex afferent and recurrent inhibitory pathways.