Sentence examples for most reflexes from inspiring English sources

Most reflexes have several synapses in the reflex arc.

At times between 12 and 24 h after birth, each male pup was anesthetized with hypothermia by placing in an aluminum foil-lined tube packed in crushed ice for10 min until most reflexes were absent.

The reduced magnitude, but gradual improvement, of most reflex responses of PEX13 brain mutants suggests a delay, rather than ablation, of reflex development.

Most reflex points should be pressed for about 10 seconds at a time.

The stretch reflex, a monosynaptic reflex, is the most basic reflex and plays an important role in control of posture.

Most plagiaristic reflexes boil down to lifting the first Wikipedia entry Google regurgitates, and no amount or explaining, lecturing or admonishing will entirely convince students that -- moral considerations aside -- Wikipedia does not qualify as an academically valid source, since it accepts no responsibility for the accuracy of its content.

The following charts summarize the most common reflexes of the Proto-Semitic vowels in the various stages of Hebrew: Proto-Hebrew generally had penultimate stress.

And to most people, "reflex" refers only to wincing when they see the price.

Monfils held to love for 4-1 and tapped the most nonchalant reflex volley away for 5-1, before serving out against an opponent whose entire game had collapsed.

Nitsch's newest performance, part of his ongoing "Orgy Mystery Theater" series, just might be his most gag-reflex-triggering yet.

In contrast, only a minority of cerebellar patients loses the rVOR [6], [7]; in most, the reflex is still present, although the amplitude, phase, and/or direction may be abnormal [8] [11].