Sentence examples for critical reflex from inspiring English sources
Were Americans to pay more attention to the writings of Noam Chomsky and Jared Diamond, perhaps they would be gloomy too.This critical reflex reaches right into the classroom, generating a further source of negativity.
She worries, too, that the critical reflexes she sharpened here may be misinterpreted as disloyalty back home.
She didn't age well and became to some degree reclusive (though I love what she said about the telephone ringing: "What fresh hell is this?") Books read in youth often make an impact on an awakening mind, but there are not many I could return to, now, without a veteran's critical reflexes or a sense that their themes have been overtaken by time.
Current methods of evaluating neurological function could not distinguish cognition dysfunction (a critical nerve reflex loop of hippocampus) from awaken status, which needs to be studied further.
Others may simply feel that one form of reflex critical orthodoxy has replaced another.
There was no difference between patients with and without altered mental status in terms of demography, cause and severity of critical illness, brainstem reflexes or sedation (Table 4).
As part of the vestibulocerebellum, the nodulus and uvula (Nod/Uv) are densely connected to primary and secondary vestibular neurons, and they play a critical role in vestibular reflexes.
GLP-1 expression has been identified in neurons of the vagal nerve nodose ganglion, including sensory afferents critical to many autonomic reflexes regulating homeostatic control.
Bradman saw enough in himself and those around him to conclude that nerve and reflex are a critical combination.
This wide spectrum of antiemetic activity is not shared by serotonin- and dopamine receptor antagonists, and suggests that substance P may exert a critical role in the emetic reflex pathway and presents an appropriate target for therapeutical intervention (Hesketh et al, 1999).
Thus, our finding that SM alters the short-latency stretch reflex--a critical component of the pain-spasm-pain model of LBP--only when an audible response occurs is novel.
