Sentence examples for based on a reflex from inspiring English sources
He thought the procedure ameliorated such problems based on a "reflex neurosis" theory of disease, which held that excessive stimulation of the genitals was a disturbance to the equilibrium of the nervous system and a cause of systemic problems.
An abnormal feeling of cold could be caused by hyperactive thermal nerve fibers that are causing patient's discomfort in temperatures normally not perceived as too cool or an abnormal activity of thermal fibers could trigger pathological response to cold based on a reflex arc with the autonomic system.
Because the gap detection paradigm is based on a reflex, unlike other animal models of tinnitus requiring extensive behavioral training (Bauer and Brozoski, 2001; Lobarinas et al., 2004), it allows for faster tinnitus screening of a larger number of animals and permits the separation of tinnitus from non-tinnitus animals.
As described in our previous study (Zumstein et al. 2006), the the Navitrack surgical navigation system (Zimmer, Warsaw, IN), which is based on a infrared reflex camera system, was used.
The correlation of whisking strength to tactile sensitivity is based on a rule in physiological reflex that the magnitude of reaction is proportional to the sensitivity of sensory system under a given stimulation.
The correlation of whisking strength to tactile sensitivity is based on a rule in physiological reflex, i.e., reaction magnitude is proportional to the sensitivity of sensory system under the condition of constant stimuli.
The trigemino-autonomic reflex is based on a brainstem connection between the trigeminal nerve and the facial parasympathetic outflow [27].
This paper presents a novel reflex mechanism based on a Central Pattern Generator (CPG) for adaptive locomotion of limbless robots.
The startle reflex is based on a subcortical pathway (Davis et al. 1982; Lee et al. 1996).
Clinical diabetic polyneuropathy was diagnosed based on a standardized clinical examination which included sensory testing, tendon reflexes and muscle strength in the lower extremities [ 27].
A source said Scotland's higher Labour vote in 2010 was based on a "Brown bounce" - a combination of historical loyalties to Brown and a reflex response to the backlash against him in England.
